Fontaine-Luyeres

Hey, we stayed in Troyes in the La Maison de Rhodes: http://www.maisonderhodes.com/ It looks fabulous and is also fabulous and you pay for it ! We stayed at the Prieuré room for 140 euro and had to pay for breakfast 14 euro, it was al nice, but 14 euro was a lot for breakfast, since we didn't get too much. Nice city though, wel worth visiting. Salu

Nice French town - not a touristy place - got a good fair nearby.

Marques avenue et je ne sais plus le nom de l'autre pour les magasins d'usine

if at all possible when visiting france, visit someone french. i have been to france with american and i have been to france with an actual parisian. hands down, no contest, go with a local. they'll show the real hot spots, introduce you to more people and give you inside experiences you'll never get yaking away on the sidewalk in loud american accents. for troyes (ps: dont call it "tro-yes," troy's.") avoid the crazy shopping and stick to the beautiful side streets peppered with sidewalk cafes. overall, its beautifully preserved and charming. 

We thought the Tools and Crafts Mueseum was great. There are about 8000 tools from the 17th to 19th centuries. They are well organized and nicely displayed.

Visit the UTT and the outlets

la plus belle ville du monde!! MA ville^^

Hidden away in the tiny streets of the old city there is an extremely interesting museum of tools. Maison de L'Outil et de la Pensee Ouvriere has a large collection of now obsolete hand tools from a large range of trades. A must for anyone even slightly interested in how everyday things were accomplished in former times.

ya pas que les magasins d'usine visiter une cave de champagne cela ne s'oublie pas ya aussi les lacs ,la richesse de la faune et l'architecture particuliere

La ville aux 10 églises pour les fans d'architecture .La rue Champeaux est très belle et le quai des comptes de Champagne