Europe > France > Troyes: Weather, Climate and Travel Guide

City of Dawn in eastern France, Troyes, built along the Seine, has just under 60 000 and has an interesting architectural heritage, in addition to its many factory outlets dedicated to shopping link with the knitting industry. You can discover the city in the form of "champagne cork" (top view), which is considered the most beautiful medieval urban whole country, its pedestrian area with its half-timbered houses from the 16th century beautifully restored, the beautiful churches and stunning stained glass windows as the Sainte-Madeleine and the Saint-Urbain basilica church, but also the Saint-Pierre and Saint-Paul of the 13th century with its unique tower; Alley Cats, the narrower the city whose houses almost touch at roof level; the Centre of Contemporary Art Passages, housed in a former hosiery; City of stained glass and its various activities offered to visitors and its beautiful exhibitions; City Hall and the Lion Hotel Renaissance Black; the Tool Museum and the working mind; several gardens, some of which are private but open to the public, as the Garden of Innocents or the garden of medicinal plants. Festivities enliven the city throughout the year, as the craftsmen Fair in February, the Champagne Fairs in May, the Champagne Nights in October. The cuisine also occupies an important place in the city with the vineyards of Champagne, but the sausage from Troyes, chaource (cow's milk cheese) and sauerkraut of Briennois. Troyes is accessed via the A6 and A5 from Paris, but also by train, bus and let you move around the city. An original and easily accessible destination.