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Issue No. 19

Delicious sunshine cocktails and scrumptious recipes, brilliant features and tons of information and gorgeous photos to inspire your visits. The secret life of castles in Burgundy, the Abbey of Senanque in Provence, Sainte-Denis, Lourdes, Calvados in Normandy, Paris, Grenoble and more...

Delicious sunshine cocktails and scrumptious recipes, brilliant features and tons of information and gorgeous photos to inspire your visits. The secret life of castles in Burgundy, the Abbey of Senanque in Provence, Sainte-Denis, Lourdes, Calvados in Normandy, Paris, Grenoble and more...

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12 Gourmet city 13 Bake my day<br />

With 9 Michelin-starred restaurants in<br />

Toulouse metropolis and +1,700 places to<br />

eat, the city is one of the country’s best<br />

served in terms of restaurants.<br />

Toulouse A Table 5-8 September sees a<br />

city wide festive feast take place -<br />

irresistible<br />

Details: www.toulouseatable.com<br />

Try a local speciality cake - Le Fenetra, a<br />

typical “gateau Toulousain” made from<br />

candied lemons and almonds, one of the<br />

best-kept secret recipes of the Occitanie<br />

region. You’ll find it in specialist bakeries<br />

and the Salon de Thé in Toulouse.<br />

14<br />

Victor-Hugo<br />

market<br />

A show-stopper market and a place<br />

of tempting aromas. Head to the first<br />

floor of this 100 year old market<br />

where you’ll discover a fabulous<br />

bistro called L'Impériale – impossible<br />

to not be intoxicated by the delicious<br />

smells of the freshly cooked food,<br />

their cassoulet is divine!<br />

Photo copyright Jane Gifford<br />

Pastel<br />

15<br />

products<br />

Used for dyeing and as a medicinal<br />

plant since antiquity, Isatis Tinctoria<br />

was cultivated in the Lauragais,<br />

between Toulouse, Albi and<br />

Carcassonne. Its blue pigment was<br />

exported throughout Europe and<br />

used as a dye for textiles. Having<br />

earned a fortune, the pastel<br />

merchants had sumptuous private<br />

mansions built in Toulouse. Visit<br />

Terre de Pastel, an unusual complex<br />

that combines, museum-spaboutique-restaurant<br />

showcasing the<br />

plant.

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