Tour Avignon with a stress-free plan
Explore · Guest Post · Guided Holiday ToursTour Avignon the best way – gourmet food, away from the noise, in the secret spots and with time to soak it all in…
There is something about standing at the comptoir with a double expresso in a french looking coffee cup and starting the day with the locals. It was early morning and the indoor gourmet market in Avignon was just starting. It’s quite amusing to watch the French start their day at the market stand. If you ever go early to a market don’t forget to observe – a cultural experience guaranteed.
…Continue reading here for details on the Your Private Provence food and cultural stroll through historical Avignon, stress-free and full of wonderful surprises, the way Emily runs all her tours “customized travel in the heart of Provence.”
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