How do i divide 10 night up in Provence/Cote d'Azur?
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I did do that once, actually, my first trip to that area was about that time (maybe more like 12 days). I split it about equally between Avignon (4 days), Aix (3 days) and Nice (5 days). I did not have a car, though, so just saw those cities and did some day trips by train/bus. <BR><BR>So, it really depends on what your transportation is going to be. If you won't have a car, I would stick with the above 3 cities, maybe 4-2-4 nights in above order.<BR><BR>If you will have a car, I don't really know, but I'd ditch it before Nice, probably, and use it to tour the Luberon and smaller towns in that area -- if you can do that, I might cut a day off Nice and add it to the Avignon area for sightseeing (5-2-3). <BR><BR>Other than Nice or nearby Antibes, I would not spend any time on the Cote d'Azur, but I don't like expensive crowded touristy resort areas and don't like beaches, either (the beaches around there aren't much good, anyway -- I do like the views of the sea, but you can get those from Nice). If I had a LOT of money and could stay luxuriously, that might make a difference.
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Please, don't forget that the Cote D'Azur is not only Nice, Cannes, cap Ferrat and D'Antibes, Juan Les Pins and Eze, Villefranche sur Mer, but also Mougins, Grasse, Biot, Vence and St. Paul, Fayence, Valbonne and some other very charming villages.<BR><BR>Also, I don't think Aix is more interesting than any of these Cote D'Azur villages. In fact, I don't like Aix at all! Cours Mirabeau, what a bluff!




