+++ Appt 5 personnes à Serre-Che 1200 +++
 

*** Tourism flat in SERRE-CHEVALIER 1200 ***


Rent apartment furnished with tourism equipped for 5 persons
45 m ² 2 rooms classified 2*
In the heart of Briançon's conservation area.
Picturesque district and storekeeper strengthened by Vauban.

Winter SERRE-CHEVALIER's immense skiable domain takes its departure in
Prorel in the heart of the city.

The summer, the highest city of Europe (on 1326 m) is the site of ideal
departure to discover the parks of ECRINS and QUEYRAS. In the intersection
of 5 valleys activities are numerous and varied with the sports of waters ,
escalation and parapente or farniente in the aquatic centre.

For there knowledge + consult my Web site
(Photos of the apartment, the district, the region, the tracks of ski .)
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/epicuralpes/.../locatang.html

Or

Epic wrote:
CLIP
SERRE-CHEVALIER
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The summer, the highest city of Europe (on 1326 m)

Is that true? All those mountains and the highest city in Europe is only
1326m? I'm surprised. Even Denver is higher. And I'm higher than Denver,
but thankfully we are not yet a city. Fingers crossed.

In message , lal_truckee
writes
Epic wrote:
CLIP
SERRE-CHEVALIER
...
The summer, the highest city of Europe (on 1326 m)

Is that true? All those mountains and the highest city in Europe is
only 1326m? I'm surprised. Even Denver is higher. And I'm higher than
Denver, but thankfully we are not yet a city. Fingers crossed.

Neither is Serre-Che, but English isn't the poster's first language.
You can do some great walking down there.

--
Sue ]3(:)

At the last annual count, Britain had 544 breweries and rising.
Time to count them again...

On Sun, 12 Jun 2005 16:49:51 +0000, lal_truckee wrote:

Epic wrote:
CLIP
SERRE-CHEVALIER
...

The summer, the highest city of Europe (on 1326 m)

Is that true? All those mountains and the highest city in Europe is only
1326m? I'm surprised. Even Denver is higher. And I'm higher than Denver,
but thankfully we are not yet a city. Fingers crossed.

Wikipedia says so.

The flat bits in the alps that are big enough to build on are fairly low.

Briancon is at the foot of the only pass (that I can think of) between
France and Italy that stays open in the winter and of another to Grenoble
and Lyon.

Robert Swindells