Provence or Burgundy (only 2 1/2 days)
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Provence or Burgundy (only 2 1/2 days)
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We are staying in Paris for a week and wanted to take a 2 to 3 day trip somewhere around France. We really love the idea of Provence, but weren't sure if 2 1/2 days would be enough to tour this region. We then decided just to drive to Burgundy. I can't say I'm as excited about Burgundy, but maybe I'm shouldn't be. In everyones experience what should I do? Should I take the less expensive Burgundy route or go all out an definitely do Provence in 2 and a half days?
We are staying in Paris for a week and wanted to take a 2 to 3 day trip somewhere around France. We really love the idea of Provence, but weren't sure if 2 1/2 days would be enough to tour this region. We then decided just to drive to Burgundy. I can't say I'm as excited about Burgundy, but maybe I'm shouldn't be. In everyones experience what should I do? Should I take the less expensive Burgundy route or go all out an definitely do Provence in 2 and a half days?
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Hi Flax,
I think that you would find 2.5 days in the Dijon and Beaune ara quite pleasant.
For a place to stay in Dijon, check out
http://www.myhomeindijon.com/
I think that you would find 2.5 days in the Dijon and Beaune ara quite pleasant.
For a place to stay in Dijon, check out
http://www.myhomeindijon.com/
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I agree with Ira. Take a TGV to Dijon. You don't need a car there. Depend on your budget, I highly rec. the apartment of the above web site given to you by Ira. You can take a train to Beaune. Click on Indytravel screen name and read his report. Save Provence when you have at least a week dedicated just to that area and Côte d'Azur.
Bon voyage.
Bon voyage.