Three Places to Visit in the South of France

Easy to reach from the UK by plane or ferry, the south of France is known for its great weather, stunning scenery, and delicious food.

Here are three places to visit in the south of France that all offer something a little bit different.

 

Avignon

Once the centre of the Roman Catholic world, Avignon is home to the famous Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) which is located in the Old Town and attracts plenty of visitors due to its historic importance.

In addition to being full of religious history and architecture, Avignon also offers lovely leafy squares and some amazing restaurants where you can relax and watch the world go by.

 

Nice

Head to Nice if you are looking for a bit of indulgence as this great location in the south of France offers its visitors a bit of luxury in the form of long esplanades, spacious squares, and a stunning beach perfect for catching some rays.

Wander around the medieval Old Town when you feel like exploring, and stop in for some food in one of many restaurants which serve some of the best French cuisine you can find.

 

Marseille

If you love the city life then Marseille is the perfect place in the south of France for you to visit. This cosmopolitan city is where all the action is, especially if you head to the Old Port which has a fantastic atmosphere.

Definitely not the best choice for those looking for a relaxing break, Marseille is beautiful but hectic which makes it ideal for those looking for a bit of action. You might also like to just spend a couple of days here for something different if you are hoping to visit a few different places in the south of France during your holiday.

 

France has loads to offer those who visit, and these three places to visit in the south of France are a good place to start if you are looking to book your holiday to this great country, no matter what time of year you are hoping to travel.

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