South of France - Avignon, Nice, Arles Question

I don’t know where you would go to the south of France but you’ll be in the south all the time. Three and a half days if you don’t mind a little bit of fancy travel. That’s enough for three places. But if you want To experience the local leisurely atmosphere, sit down, drink a cup of coffee and bask in the sun. I would recommend only going to two places. These places have different characteristics and I don’t know what you want. Instead of giving it to you It is better to briefly introduce these places. Avignon: The old city is surrounded by city walls and is listed as a world cultural heritage. The main attractions are pont st-benezet and a broken bridge on the Rhone River. The palais des papes is the largest Gothic building in the world. In addition, because In Provence, there are many natural environments around it, including national parks and famous lavender fields. We go on day tours to these places every day. Arles: Van Gogh is certainly one of the most attractive places in Arles, but in fact it is also a cultural heritage in Rome. In that era, this area was a Roman colony in Gaul. Today, there are many buildings left at that time, including the pont du gard aqueduct, orange (no relation to orange) nimes. In Arles, there are left the arena, ancient theater, etc. If If you have never been to these heritage sites in Italy but are interested, it is worth a visit. nice: If you are not very interested in art, the most attractive thing for you should be the sapphire blue stone beach. It is this blue beach that attracted me here. . In addition, it is also a nice transportation center. It is very convenient to take buses to nearby cities. cannes: Cannes (or Cannes), also on the C?te d'Azur, is another famous resort. In terms of sightseeing, apart from the beach, it is the most worth visiting. It’s the venue where the film festival is held every year. monaco: The first respondent mentioned that Monaco has many more attractions than Nice and Cannes, but it’s a little further away. It takes about half an hour to get there by bus from Nice (I drove a car at the time and it was almost the same) 20 minutes). There is a twist. Let me tell you what you have seen: It became rich through gambling. There is the famous Paris Palace Casino. You can go to the door and look at the world's oldest F1 track. (Macau used to be developed based on it. It is called Oriental Monte Carlo because it is a casino city. Today I will copy Las Vegas). There are also royal palaces, etc. If you are interested, you can also do some research to see its interesting relationship with France. In short, you can visit Provence and the C?te d'Azur. It really depends on what you want. I wish you a pleasant journey. 2007-08-09 15:11:19 Supplement: In addition, you can take a look at Mr. Bean's holiday. He was kicked out of the train and performed on the street. avignon and of course the last one is Cannes. Reference: studied in switzerland for 5yrs. have been 30countries in europe. You can spend one day in Nice and then go to Avignon on the second day. You can spend two days in Avignon from Avignon to Arduino. It’s so convenient and takes only 20 minutes to get to Aar by train. There is a Van Gogh foundation to visit and an ancient Roman Colosseum that you can enjoy for half a day... You can spend one day in Avignon and join a local tour. The surrounding cities such as ROUSSILLON GORDES are worth a reference: I-I went to France last year. If you have 3 and a half days, you can go to these 3 cities. The distance between them is not too far and the transportation time is short. It would be too much. If you have no interest in Van Gogh, then you might as well go to Monaco and Cannes instead of Arles. That is, spend the first day in Nice, the second day in the morning, leave for Monaco in the afternoon, return to the hotel to pick up your luggage, and then go to Cannes. Go directly to Avignon. The rest of the time can be spent in Avignon