CHIPPING CAMPDEN , six miles northwest of Moreton-in-Marsh, gives a better idea than anywhere else in the Cotswolds as to what a prosperous wool town might have looked like in the Middle Ages. The houses have undulating, weather-beaten roofs and many...
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HENDAYE , 16km south of St-Jean-de-Luz, is the last town in France before the Spanish frontier. Neither the town itself, Hendaye-Ville , nor the seaside quarter, Hendaye-Plage , is of any intrinsic interest, though the latter...
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HONFLEUR , the best-preserved of the old ports of Normandy and the first you come to on the eastern Calvados coast, is a near-perfect seaside town that lacks only a beach. It used to have one, but with the accumulation of silt from the Seine the sea...
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