One of the biggest discoveries during Our Adaptable Adventure was the village of Yvoire:
Pretty, quaint, picturesque, beautiful, .. you name it! As soon as we arrived in Yvoire, we fell in love with it! It has about 700 inhabitants and the medieval center is only accessible for pedestrians. This is what Wikipedia has to say about it:
It is well known for its medieval buildings and beautiful flower decoration during the summer season. It is also one of the “most beautiful villages of France“. (…) The town was fortified by Amadeus V in 13th century. It soon gained a strategic military importance and the inhabitants were given tax privileges.
I will talk about the “most beautiful villages of France” in a later post. The Viking and I first had a stroll in the center of town; the narrow streets with food shops and pubs and restaurants are simply adorable! We were there quite early, otherwise we would have had lunch there!
And the best was yet to come! Here are the other pictures!
Oh my gosh….dying!!! Love, love, love this! This town is definitely on the bucket list and your images are amazing.
Please, don’t die
What an adorable place! Great shots & I love the colors.
Thanks for the comment! I love vivid colors!
Oh wow! Beautiful pictures as always! I love your fabulous adventures!
Thanks, Kat! We like our adventures too!
Now that is what I would love to see. Absolutely gorgeous. Hmm, wonder if I could retire there. Oh wait, I’m already retired in Hawaii.
Beautiful photos – love the stone walls and flowers.
It’s a beautiful contrast, isn’t it?
Absolutely beautiful
Thank you!
How beautiful…my kind of village.
Keep on following the blog, more pretty villages coming up!
Stunning pictures; love all the flowers!
Stunning village
Your photos are always amazing. One place looks nicer than the next! When I plan our next adventure, I’m going to look back at your blog for suggestions!
Thanks for the compliment!
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Oh my! That is one beautiful town! And your photos do it full justice!
Thanks again, Madhu!