Youth Hostel in Nimes
Travel Tips for Nîmes (Page 5/7)
Budget Meals
Evening and Night Time Entertainment
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05 Jul 2011 Lionel, Singapore:
Take the walk down from the hostel to the Jardin de la Fontaine via the La Tour Magne. It really gives u stunning views of the city and helps u match all the landmarks easily to the maps |
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01 Jul 2011 Jessica, USA:
The market under the Commercial Center |
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29 Jun 2011 Teresa, USA:
walking distance to the Marche for easy groceries |
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28 Jun 2011 Danielle, Canada:
The arena is one of the best preserved in Europe. The audio tour is fantastic! Le Jardin de la Fontaine is beautiful! You can take up to half or even a full day wandering around and having a relaxing day in the sun. Le Maison Carre is an interesting place to see, it's very enlightening as to the history of Nimes |
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28 Jun 2011 James, Canada:
Downtown Nimes cafe life and the three monuments - the tower, the temple and the garden, the arena. |
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20 Jun 2011 Vicky, England & Wales:
Casino supermarkets are good and in Nimes at the bottom of the hill there is a Marche U, good little supermarket close to the auberge. |
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20 Jun 2011 Vicky, England & Wales:
socialising outside on the tables at the auberge, you meet lots of interesting people. |
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20 Jun 2011 Vicky, England & Wales:
Arena, gardens, tour Magne, maison caree and the pont du gard. |
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26 May 2011 Emily, France:
For a cheap beer (San Miguel = 2.50) go to the little Spanish bar near the Place aux Herbes (near the Notre Dame church)and watch a bullfight on their HD big screen. After visiting the arena, this was the thing to do to really visualize the event in all its gruesome detail without being there at the time of the feria. |
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26 May 2011 Emily, France:
Another word about the location: it is possible to walk from the hostel to the Tour de Magne and down through the gardens, toward the centre ville, then pick up a bus and come back to the hostel (before 9pm or you'll walk up the mountain!). We did this when we arrived and loved it. Great way to orient yourself to the town and decide what you want to see in more detail. |
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| HI Hostel NîmesSituated 2km north west of the city centre, this new hostel offers easy access to Nimes' Roman remains and its magnificent Jardin de la Fontaine. There is capacity for 80 guests and facilities include internet access, laundry, kitchen and meals. | more...... |