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The All Saints’ Day holidays are approaching quickly, offering the opportunity to escape to new lands while enjoying the pleasures of a pleasant autumn. For those who love train travel, several captivating destinations present themselves as first-class choices. Romantic, wild, or cultural, these places naturally attract travelers who wish to explore diverse horizons while combining practicality and discovery.
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Hyères, the sweetness of the Giens peninsula #
Located in Var, Hyères is a perfect destination for those who don’t want to say goodbye to summer. With its mild climate, even in October, this charming town is the gateway to the Giens peninsula. By train, it is easily reached from several major cities, thus providing convenient access for nature and beach lovers. Enjoy hidden coves and coastal paths where the marine landscapes blend with the softness of the vineyards in the background, while savoring local products in colorful markets.
Barcelona, the autumn firework display in Spain #
For an escape abroad, Barcelona stands out as an exotic destination, easily accessible by train from Lyon, Valencia, or Montpellier. In autumn, the Catalan city reveals a special charm through its bustling streets and iconic monuments. Stroll along the Ramblas, visit the famous Sagrada Familia, and let yourself be enchanted by the scent of tapas in trendy bars. This metropolis offers a delightful balance between culture, gastronomy, and mild weather, perfect for a family trip or with friends.
The Crozon Peninsula, the meeting place for lovers of wild landscapes #
At the far western tip of France, the Crozon Peninsula reveals breathtaking panoramas that attract hikers and nature enthusiasts. Accessible by train, this gem of greenery and sea is the perfect place for a total immersion in the beauty of the Breton landscapes. Walk along coastal paths, admire the dizzying cliffs, and enjoy the unspoiled beaches. You will also have the opportunity to taste local specialties, notably seafood and Breton pancakes.
Dijon, a journey to the heart of Burgundy #
For those dreaming of vineyard landscapes and fine gastronomy, Dijon in Burgundy is an unmissable destination. Easily accessible by train, this recently highlighted historic city offers an enriching discovery of its heritage. Between a visit to the Palace of the Dukes and tasting the famous mustards, your stay will be a mix of cultural discoveries and culinary delights. Strolls through the colorful autumn vineyards will surely enchant you.
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Roussillon, a sunny paradise #
Looking for warmth and sunshine, Roussillon is an ideal destination for the All Saints’ Day holidays. Thanks to a good rail network, you can easily reach it and immerse yourself in its colorful landscapes, between mountains and the Mediterranean Sea. In October, temperatures remain mild, allowing you to explore picturesque villages while tasting local culinary specialties, such as renowned wines and sun-drenched fruits. Roussillon promises a rejuvenating getaway far from the autumn chill.
Brittany, between sea and land #
Brittany remains a popular destination, particularly for families. Accessible by train, this region charms with its vast beaches, spectacular landscapes, and rich culture. Enjoy walks along the coast, visits to castles, and tastings of salted butter caramel crepes. Local autumn festivities add a vibrant touch to your stay, making Brittany an ideal stop for all those who aspire to experience an authentic moment in a breathtaking natural setting.
