When visiting the Loire Valley in the French countryside my friend R took me to so many beautiful villages and towns and Montlouis-sur-Loire was one of them. Montlouis-sur-Loire is situated next to the Loire river. The Loire Valley is known for it's white wines and the Sauvignon blanc and Pinot noir are the principle grapes of this region.
Montlouis-sur-Loire is a quaint town with narrow streets to stroll around and discover lovely restaurants, bakeries, flower shops, etc.
A beautiful iron gate in the town of Montlouis-sur-Loire....one can't help to wonder what goes on behind this gate? I believe this property belongs to an artist....it makes it even more interesting! Doesn't it?
A beautiful view over the Loire river...
Till next time when I will share more about the Loire Valley.
All images taken by me
Eh...my dear Ingrid...the next time i 'll go with you...that looks all so beautifulllllllll......thanks for sharing.........love Ria....
ReplyDeleteThese are such beautiful photo's, good job! As I was looking at everything I thought..flowers, they speak the same language to all even if we don't! Such a gorgeous place..would love to go :D
ReplyDeleteIngrid...I just caught up with all your French photos! What an incredible journey...I am so jealous!
ReplyDeleteMy header shot is of our daughter trying out a friends kayak on Lake Ontario.
Yay! More Loire!
ReplyDeleteI'm living vicariously through your trip to France!
I cannot get enough of your gorgeous F*R*A*N*C*E photos, Ingrid. The houses are beautiful! Love love that style.
ReplyDeleteHope your weekend is off to be a sweet one! xxooxx
Lovely photos Ingrid - only in France can they make a patisserie look like a fashion boutique:-). I've so enjoyed these tantalising posts of your French escape!
ReplyDeleteWe are to France ourselves tomorrow for a week or two of bliss ...
Have a great weekend.
Jeanne
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Dear Ingrid,
ReplyDeleteThis town looks so French, with all the flowers, the trumpet trees the houses with the beautiful balconies. I like it very much! Lucky you to have visited.
Have a great weekend!
Lieve groet, Madelief
Everywhere you look, there is beauty - yes? Oh, how I would love to visit someday!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day, Ingrid!
These serene country side pictures make me think of a more peaceful life, one that holds tremendous curiosity and wonder. I too have always adored the elegant shapes of the street lamps and the monumental gates to some magnificent estates.
ReplyDeleteDear Ingrid, I have much enjoyed your tour of the Loire valley, made, I am sure, all the more special for you with a good friend for company. The Blogosphere is so strange in many ways since I have found you, in the United States, via Madelief in the Netherlandsand and,now, am whisked away to France. A small world indeed.
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Carissima Ingrid........BRAVISSIMA!!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou captured the unique French Charme of this lovely little town......!!!!
The typical Architecture.......the little shops and "Boulangerie".....(oh....I would love at least two croissants and two pain au chcolat!!!!)
.....And many picture framed with lovely flowers, colours and details!!!!!!!!
Gorgeous countrysides.......actually one would rather take the bike with the pick-nick basket and choose a wonderful corner to sit down and enjoy......! ( Did yo do this...?)(I bet you did ..!)
Have a wonderful week, cara Ingrid!
ciao ciao elvira
Ingrid ~ What lovely photographs! I certainly enjoy viewing photos and hearing of experiences of my fellow bloggers' travels. You certainly captured some charming views and details... I do hope you were able to sample some wares of that lovely little patisserie...Cassandra ♥
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