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1 week ago | 
ca.style.yahoo.com | Anthony Peregrine
Granted, it’s much smaller than Nice, but Cannes positively gleams on the surface. In fact, there are few city promenades more dazzling than La Croisette. Since British aristocrats rolled in to what was then a tiny fishing village in the 1830s, the place has been fashioning itself in the image of the fashionable. More recently, its real achievement has been to spin out across the whole year the sparkle generated by the world’s most notable film festival.
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Anthony Peregrine
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1 week ago | 
msn.com | Anthony Peregrine
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1 week ago | 
yahoo.com | Anthony Peregrine
With big-budget restaurants rubbing alongside smaller bistros specialising in regional fare, Cannes offers both fabulously elaborate and charmingly authentic culinary experiences. From Michelin-starred inventions in the city's swishest hotels, to gaffs specialising in grandmother-style Provençal cooking, and 'food-truck-chic' outfits overlooking the sea, Telegraph Travel's destination expert, Anthony Peregrine, gives his top recommendations for where to eat in Cannes.
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1 week ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine
Sète has the unfiltered boisterousness of the real Mediterranean, with no grasp of volume control. And it's that way all year roundPeople often ask me which is my favourite town on the French Mediterranean coast. Well, they don't really, but I wish they would because I have my reply ready. It is Sète on the Languedoc littoral, roughly 40 minutes from both Montpellier and Béziers airports.
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1 week ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine
Ride the rails from Toulouse through spectacular landscapes to underrated towns packed with history and cultureI have just completed a little rail trip around a small slice of south-west France. I can't tell you how good it was. Well, I can - because I'm about to - but it will take time and be at the outer edge of my abilities. Toulouse is a good place to start because you can fly there from several airports in Britain. Then you catch a local LiO train.
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2 weeks ago | 
msn.com | Anthony Peregrine |Heidi Fuller-Love |Eddi Fiegel
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2 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine |Heidi Fuller-Love |Eddi Fiegel
Are visitors from some nations really preferable to others? We asked locals in four of the countries hit hardest by over-tourismThe behaviour of tourists has rarely been more scrutinised, with the negative impact of our holidays triggering protests across Europe, as well as a flurry of legislation to clamp down on poor conduct and keep locals happy.
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3 weeks ago | 
telegraph.co.uk | Anthony Peregrine
Direct flights to the scandalously undervisited city of Clermont-Ferrand restart today - here's why you should jump at the chanceShortly after arrival in Clermont-Ferrand, I learnt I was to be a second-row forward in a future life. Much to look forward to, then. And good news right now. There's no better way of generating respect in the rugby-addicted capital of the Auvergne. Or anywhere else, as far as I'm concerned. The revelation came from Clermont's rugby museum, the ASM Experience.
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1 month ago | 
msn.com | Anthony Peregrine
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