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Saint Paul En Chablais, Haute Sommes-Rhone Area, France

Saint Paul en Chablais, sometimes referred to as Saumurs Saint Paul-en-Chablaiis, is a village community in the Auvergne department in the Haute-Somme department in southern France. The village is home to a number of interesting historical sites. It was originally built in 811 by the Vosges Celts.

This village and the surrounding area have a number of attractions which are worth visiting, including the Chateau de Saint Paul, which is a medieval historical site located on a promontory which is known as the "cave of the rock." The stone walls were constructed to keep the Celts out of their home, but they still managed to stay in this area. Today, the Chateau is maintained by the local authorities. The main gate of the Chateau is adorned with iron bars, and it is one of the largest gates in all of France. It also contains a small museum.

There is another popular attraction in Saint Paul en Chablais, that is also quite interesting. The Chateau Chambre des Papes is a famous art gallery in the area. It is also one of the most popular attractions in this region, and it is the main reason for its popularity. This art gallery features works from various artists from across Europe. This gallery is housed in a building that is called the Le Brefry, which was built by the Vosges in 810. The gallery also contains a replica of the famed Saint Paul's Cathedral, as well as a replica of the Roman Forum and a replica of the Etoile de la Fontaine-Riviera. These and other places in the village are included in a large network of historical sites which are connected by a series of walks and paths.

A walk in the woods is also an important part of the daily activities that people in Saint Paul en Chablais participate in. The forested area allows people to enjoy a variety of different types of flora and fauna. Some of the most beautiful flowers in France are native to this area, and the flora and fauna of the area have been used by French artisans and other artisans for centuries. The wood in this area is especially valuable and has been used throughout history for building items such as furniture and architecture.

A trip to the Chateau-de-Vosges-Chambre des Papes in Saumurs Saint Paul-en-Chablais can also be a fascinating experience. This Chateau is situated in the vicinity of a historic area called the Chateau de Vosges. The Chateau is the main building in the area, and it has two stories. One story is dedicated to the Chambre des Papes, and the other is dedicated to the Marquis de Saumurs. The Chateau also includes an underground basement known as the Des-Clercs, where a number of the artifacts of the Chateau's past are kept.

While walking around this beautiful Chateau, you will also see the old mill buildings in a beautiful neighborhood, and many ancient artifacts and ruins. This is not to say that the village is overrun with modern day artifacts and ruins, however. In fact, many of the sites in this area are quite unique and are often visited by tourists who want to experience a true "French countryside" experience.