Lavender fields near Marseille
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hi, i am interested in lavander fields,
we are going to be in Paris in a few weeks,'
how far do we have to travel, by train? i assume, to be able to see a lavander field?
where would that be?
thank you
tmc1289
we are going to be in Paris in a few weeks,'
how far do we have to travel, by train? i assume, to be able to see a lavander field?
where would that be?
thank you
tmc1289
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dka - as underhill rightly point out, within a 2 hour (even slightly less) drive of Marseille you get get right to the heart of lavender country -
Best viewing is either on the Plateau d'Albion (around the village of Sault) or the Plateau de Valensole (around Valensole). Both have a major week-end festival themed around lavender (Sault in August and Valensole in July) which are lots of fun, but total mob scenes.
-Kevin
to TMC - your best bet is to train it to Avignon (a bit less than 3 hrs from Paris) then rent a car and head to the above....
Best viewing is either on the Plateau d'Albion (around the village of Sault) or the Plateau de Valensole (around Valensole). Both have a major week-end festival themed around lavender (Sault in August and Valensole in July) which are lots of fun, but total mob scenes.
-Kevin
to TMC - your best bet is to train it to Avignon (a bit less than 3 hrs from Paris) then rent a car and head to the above....
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