Heading North after Provence, then what?
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Heading North after Provence, then what?
We will have a few days after our rental in Provence at the end of May, to head back to Paris and fly home. We thought we would head towards Paris by train and stop in an interesting and pretty town. I was reading about Auxerre on the Fodors forum and it sounds lovely. Any other suggestions for a couple of days? We will already have had quite a bit of time in Paris. Won't have the car anymore. Don't want to spend too much time getting there since time is limited. Any thoughts?
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Stu, I now see your suggestions at the bottom of your itinerary. Lyon looks like an interesting ancient city.
And Cigalechanta, those are mussels? Sounds tasty. But I'm wondering how much travel time is involved in getting there from Avignon since I'll only have 2 1/2 days.
And Cigalechanta, those are mussels? Sounds tasty. But I'm wondering how much travel time is involved in getting there from Avignon since I'll only have 2 1/2 days.
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Thanks for the advice Ira. I'm thinking the same thing that such a great city as Lyon or Dijon, need more time. A quick run in and out will only prove to be tiring and not very fulfilling.
Maybe we should hold on to the car for that extra couple of days and explore something else in Languedoc. We have been through the Languedoc area a couple of times but there's always more to see. Just thinking out loud...
Maybe we should hold on to the car for that extra couple of days and explore something else in Languedoc. We have been through the Languedoc area a couple of times but there's always more to see. Just thinking out loud...
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I'm with the others who mention Lyon - much to do, see and EAT there - 3 nights would be nice. The Globe et Cecil hotel - www.globeetcecil - is lovely and convenient.






