What a difference two hours on the TGV make. The first picture here is from Paris, looking out of the window from the train station Montparnasse. A short while later we were in Le Mans, a city everyone thought too ugly to visit. Really, one should always make one’s own experiences. Because I found Le Mans to be magnificent. Here are a couple of more impressions from Le Mans, and as you can easily peruse yourself, this place is great. Yours, Pollybert
waiting for the train @Paris
medieval town @Le Mans
leaning house @Le Mans
strolling @Le Mans
evening in Le Mans @France
timber-framed houses @Le Mans
hydrant @Le Mans
pretty manhole cover @Le Mans
Lions and lobster @Le Mans
an exhibit from the museum Jean-Claude Boulard @Le Mans
holding the wall together @Le Mans
another view of the cathedral of Saint Julian @Le Mans
detail from the ‘Red Pillar’ @Le Mans
inside the cathedral Saint Julian @Le Mans
the cathedral Saint Julian on a perfect summer day @Le Mans
beautiful water source @Le Mans
a mermaid on a facade @Le Mans
empty streets and beautiful houses @Le Mans
trellis flowers @Le Mans
beautiful medieval house @Le Mans
even unknown churches look impressive @Le Mans
evening mood @Le Mans
carved figurine on a door post @Le Mans
