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fandomsecrets2013-07-30 06:32 pm
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⌈ Secret Post #2401 ⌋
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Re: France
(Anonymous) 2013-08-01 04:30 am (UTC)(link)It may sound a bit hokey, but I'd definitely look into the Rick Steves DVD series for general ideas and an overview of different regions in France.
Personally, I really loved the Dordogne region, especially Beynac. Gorgeous little town built into the side of a cliff with a castle on the hilltop, winding cobbled streets and stone houses with tiny gardens, views of a peaceful river valley, and surrounded by farmland. Lots of great markets in the area, too. You could probably hit one per day if you had a rental car,
Arles was also beautiful, but hotter and less lush even in spring. It has the advantage of roman ruins and a very large, colorful weekend market. It makes a good homebase for exploring Provence, too.