St Remy Local Secrets Where to Find Parking
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Contributor blog post by Keith Van Sickle:
The Wednesday morning market in St.-Rémy is one of the best in Provence. And it is very popular, which makes parking a challenge. There are a few spots available in the pay lots and on the street, but they tend to fill up early. So most people have to park far from the market.
This is fine on the way in, but trudging back to your car with everything you bought at the market can be a pain. Isn’t there a better way?
…Continue reading here for Keith’s travel tip for where to park in St-Remy-de-Provence. Surprisingly, there is a large parking area, but it is far from obvious unless you stumble across it or a local shares their insight. Thank you Keith for saving our readers the frustration of hunting for parking.
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Keith Van Sickle
Keith and Val Van Sickle made their first trip to Provence decades ago, and it was love at first sight. After that, they came back every year until 2008, when they began a part-time life there, splitting their time between Provence and California.
Over the years, they’ve travelled all over Provence, seeing sights both well-known and obscure. Their French friends have introduced them to favourite restaurants and wineries and picnic spots and taught them funny local expressions (not all for polite company).
Keith now shares this local knowledge in his new book, An Insider’s Guide to Provence. Packed with the Van Sickles’ favourite things to see and do, it’s a must-have for anyone travelling to this glorious corner of France.
Keith previously published two books about the couple's experiences in Provence. One Sip at a Time: Learning to Live in Provence, and Are We French Yet?, both are available from Amazon.
You can see all of Keith’s blog posts at Life in Provence.
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