So, after travelling for about 50 minutes we arrived in Hermance where we went for a little walk on the hilltop. There, the sceneries are magnificent and so romantic. The countryside is fairytale-like, soft, peaceful and full of charm. Such perfect surroundings are ideal for taking pictures and doing long hikes...
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
HERMANCE - PART I
Last Saturday the weather was particularly beautiful. The sky was azure blue, the temperatures were very enjoyable and the sun was shining strongly. Seeing that it was going to be a perfect day for playing tourists in the Geneva countryside, we decided to take the bus to the quaint village of Hermance.
This beautiful medieval village on the left bank of Lake Leman (Lake Geneva) was built in the 13th century. It is is tucked right on the edge of the lake and is situated on the border with France. Hermance is accessible by foot, car, bus and boat. There you can admire the pretty houses, savor the awesome view, relax on the harbour, swim in the lake, camp by the lakeside, catch a boat and explore the enchanting back country.
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This place is heavenly!
ReplyDeleteI love the garden gate photo. Sounds like a great day!
ReplyDeleteOh les fleurs de la dernière photo! Quelle magnifique tache de couleur!
ReplyDeleteDifficile de faire plus joli!
T'es vraiment douée pour faire sortir l'essence et le charme des lieux.
Merci!
Such a pleasure indeed to look at these photos Rosa. That little door is very inviting :)
ReplyDeleteThat green door is so adorable! Amazing place!
ReplyDeleteCes photos sont vraiment belles!!!! Merci du partage!
ReplyDeleteThese photos are absolutely wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely place!!
ReplyDeleteA very relaxing and beautiful place! You are right about it....fairytale-like!
ReplyDeletehow lucky to be able to travel for a mee 50 minutes and to land in a preserved 13th century village like Hermance! sounds wonderful and your shots are beautiful as always.
ReplyDeleteoh, I`d like to live there :)
ReplyDeletewow...very fascinating clicks...!
ReplyDeleteBeautful village ! we've never been there. Danke fürs Mitnehmen. Liebe Grüsse.
ReplyDeleteCiao Rosy!
ReplyDeleteBellissimo posto! Le foto sono sempre STUPENDE!
Un bacione
is it eden garden?:))
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
Comme toujours c'est un pur moment de plaisir et bonheur ! Tes photos sont tellement superbes ! En effet tu as l'oeil pour mettre en valeur.
ReplyDeleteBisous
You always visiting awesome places.
ReplyDeleteAnother great post full of beautiful photos ♥
Gorgeous, Rosa!!! Love, love, love that green gate. :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful photos! this looks absolutely amazing.
ReplyDeleteLocely landscape! Wish i were there.
ReplyDeleteSO beautiful <3
ReplyDeleteI love those photos!
ReplyDeleteYou are living in a dreamland...... Your countryside is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWhat brilliant colors! Lucky you to be having such beautiful weather. I'm ready to move THERE! giggle.
ReplyDeleteYou're enjoying a lot the nature good for you! Hermance looks wonderful :)
ReplyDeleteComme aujourd'hui le temps est digne du mois de novembre, je me régale de tes photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful pictures! They're like postcards they're so perfect! :D
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely village Rosa. I would definitely have to visit often.
ReplyDeleteSam
What loely lace and house dear Rosa and of course georgeous pictures!! huggs Hae a nice time! gloria
ReplyDeletePicturesque view......lovely....nice and spacious look of the blog....
ReplyDeletethis place is so relaxing!!nice clicks..
ReplyDeleteRosa you should be a travel writer or photographer! Your pics are stunning.
ReplyDeleteHiya Rosa, did you along your picnic basket and your lovely lovey ice tea? :D
ReplyDeleteBrowse through your previous posts too and gosh I've missed out so much. Love them all :D
So dreamy looking. Just gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteeach of your pictures is beautiful in its own right, but the last one is my favorite--the color of those flowers is STUNNING!
ReplyDeleteFranchement, tu devrais travailler pour l'office du tourisme de la region :)
ReplyDeleteRosa...do you have a tour-guide career possibilty looming in you?
ReplyDeleteWonderfully pleasant and peaceful day in Hermance...I enjoyed too ;o)
Have a fabulous weekend to come,
Claudia
Hi Rosa,
ReplyDeleteLike always, amazing photos and delicious recipes!
Love,
Lia.
Playing tourist close to home is especially fun....and much less costly :) xo
ReplyDeleteRosa, you just make me want to come to Europe and hang out with you. The photos you take are incredible.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing and inspiring.
"All sorrows are less with cheese and bread."
ReplyDeleteis perhaps even more true? -krsta
du pain aux noux et du saucisson ; manque plus que le vin rouge !! Pierre
ReplyDeletethat looks like the perfect place for a nice day trip. the countryside is just gorgeous.
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