2 days in Avignon
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Joined: Mar 2003
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Grandmere, you beat me to it. I came back to this post to correct my spelling - Villeneuve-Lez-Avignon. Never try to spell by memory - especially if it is an old memory ;-)
Also I should have said, as you so correctly pointed out, it is across the Rhone. I knew that but because we walked back one day, across the bridge and up, up, up for about 3-5 miles (?), I think of it as being 'up the hill' from Avignon. That was a long, hot walk. It was also 20 years ago - I know that I couldn't do it now ;-)
Constructive nit picking is always welcome - it's the other kind that gets my goat.
Nina
Also I should have said, as you so correctly pointed out, it is across the Rhone. I knew that but because we walked back one day, across the bridge and up, up, up for about 3-5 miles (?), I think of it as being 'up the hill' from Avignon. That was a long, hot walk. It was also 20 years ago - I know that I couldn't do it now ;-)
Constructive nit picking is always welcome - it's the other kind that gets my goat.
Nina
#6
Joined: Jul 2005
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I think that you can see very well Avignon et Villeneuve in one day.
You said that you are not tihnking in renting a car but I strongly reccommend to do it just for one day and visit the Luberon. The landscape is very nice and the small villages like Gordes, Menerbes, Goult, Lacoste,... fantastic. Vineyards and good restaurants too. For me staying in Avignon and not visiting the Luberon is like being next to a paradise and avoid it. However, that's just an opinion.
You said that you are not tihnking in renting a car but I strongly reccommend to do it just for one day and visit the Luberon. The landscape is very nice and the small villages like Gordes, Menerbes, Goult, Lacoste,... fantastic. Vineyards and good restaurants too. For me staying in Avignon and not visiting the Luberon is like being next to a paradise and avoid it. However, that's just an opinion.





