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The flower language of lavender is: waiting for love.When we think of the vast fields of lavender, we can't help but yearn for romantic Provence.In addition to the purple dream of Provence, southern France also has endless blue lakes and bright sunshine in midsummer.There are so many legends in this land. Take our special car to travel to the south of France and experience the magic of nature.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0351n12000bzse76k9DCE_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="19212999" sourcewidth="750" sourcehight="1189"> 1. Bordeaux1. Pauillac: This small town on the Atlantic coast has unique climatic conditions that make the local grapes taste excellent, so the town is famous for its wine production. The famous Lafite Winery is here.2. Chateau Lafite: Reservations must be made two weeks in advance for a visit, and the final wine tasting session is in the central wine cellar.3. Bordeaux Bourse Square: Every summer, the artificial fountain on the east side of the square forms a "water mirror" (Miroir d'eau) several centimeters deep, just like an open-air swimming pool.Tips for traveling: If you want to take photos, you must go early. There will be fewer people there. When the water is full, stand in the middle alone. When the mist comes out, take photos in the mist. The photos will be particularly impressive.4. St. Andrew's Cathedral: Climb to the top of the bell tower built in 1440 on the east side of the cathedral to overlook the cathedral and the entire City.5. Girondist Monument: This monument was built to commemorate the 22 members of the Girondist movement who died. The coordinates are located in the center of City.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/100t1f000001gqb27F7E7_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="250618813" sourcewidth="4000" sourcehight="2648"> 2. Avignon:Avignon was built on Puy de Puy, guarding the Rhone River. The mountain is windy and there are gods in the river. Therefore, the name Avignon has two meanings: one is "the city of strong winds" and the other is "the city of river gods".Avignon was the place where the Roman emperor lived in the 14th century. The city was particularly prosperous in those days. The ancient city walls built at that time are still strong today, and the battlements, towers and gates are all intact.The ancient buildings in the City, such as the Papal Palace and the Clock Tower Square, are worth seeing. Walking in Avignon is like walking in the world of the 14th century, and you can experience the feeling of traveling through time and space. 1. The Papal Palace:The Apostolic Palace is not only the Pope's palace, but also a fortress.2. City Wall:The city wall is 5 kilometers long and is still well preserved.3. Clock Tower Square:There are rows of plane trees and many open-air cafes next to the Bell Tower Square, where you can enjoy delicious coffee while admiring the surrounding Gothic buildings from the 14th and 15th centuries. <img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0105k120008hmcvtt0D80_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="515096861" sourcewidth="2500" sourcehight="1636">3. MarseilleMarseille is known as the Pearl of the Mediterranean.1. St. John’s Castle:Louis XIV said: "The residents of Marseilles love beautiful fortresses and hope to have our own castle at the entrance of this great port." So, such a castle was built. However, the role of this castle is not to prevent foreign invasion. The cannons on the castle point to the city instead of outside the city. It is built to supervise the city managers.2. Marseille Old Port:There is a commemorative plaque inlaid here, recording the place and time when the Greeks from Phocée (now Turkey) landed. This is the place where Marseille originated and is now the heart and essence of Marseille.3. Marseille Cathedral:It is a Byzantine-style building. Its construction began in 1852 and was not completed until 1896. It was later named a papal basilica.4. Notre Dame de la Guarda Church:In 1524, King Francis I of France ordered the construction of a fortress to strengthen the defense of Marseille. Later, the Notre Dame de la Garde church was built on the basis of the fortress. The golden statue of the Virgin and Child on the top of the church is the symbol of Marseille and the patron saint of sailors, fishermen and all Marseilles.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/100t14000000w6hlb3082_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="314532227" sourcewidth="4006" sourcehight="3004"> 4. ValensoleThanks to the dry and rainy summers of the Mediterranean climate and the abundant sunlight on the plateau, Valensole has become a world-famous lavender paradise.July every year is the lavender harvest season. The annual Lavender Festival is held on the third Sunday of July every year. The residents of the town will wear traditional costumes and perform parades in the town holding lavender products and agricultural tools. Tips for playing:If you come to Valensole after the end of July, you may not see large lavender fields. In order to enjoy your dream trip, you should pay attention to the time when planning your itinerary to avoid missing the flowering season and returning home disappointed.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0353012000dnq5jd978A6_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="19219159" sourcewidth="969" sourcehight="580"> 5. Lake of the Holy CrossThe water of Lake Sainte-Croix ripples with Tiffany blue. You can row a boat to the Verdun Grand Canyon and feel the unparalleled creation of nature. Tips for playing:1. In case of bad weather or temporary strike at Lake Sainte-Croix, the boat rental service may be temporarily closed. Please confirm the good weather in advance before your trip so that you can have as much fun as possible.2. All water activities in Lake Sainte-Croix are self-funded. During the peak tourist Peak season, there may be long queues due to the large number of people, or even no boating. Please arrange your sightseeing time in advance to avoid regrets.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0ww5t120009c6qrbsF426_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="993084730" sourcewidth="1920" sourcehight="1080"> 6. NiceNice: A charming seaside resort, the azure Mediterranean Sea and the majestic Alps are Nice's eternal landmarks.1. Promenade des Anglais in Nice:This avenue runs along the Bay of Angels, from Nice Airport to Castle Hill. One side of the avenue is lined with luxury Hotel, designer shops and art galleries, while the other side is full of people walking, roller skating and cycling. Walking here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the blue sea and sky of the Cote d'Azur.2. Nice Angel Bay:Angel Bay is close to the Promenade des Anglais and is named after its shape which resembles angel wings. The water in the bay is calm and clear, and the beach is covered with round pebbles, making it a great place to spend the summer.3. Nice Old Town:Ancient buildings of various styles since the 18th century are well preserved here, such as Baroque churches, Italian-style buildings, etc. Walking into the maze-like old town and strolling through the winding alleys, you can not only appreciate the brightly colored and diversely styled buildings, but also shop at your heart's content in the distinctive shops.4. Castle Hill, Nice:Castle Hill was the place chosen by the Greek Phocaeans thousands of years ago to build their trading company, and as a result, they built the city of Nice.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/fd/tg/g5/M0B/8D/CD/CggYsVagpYmAZa7vABoeuiawMRo752_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="64478861" sourcewidth="3872" sourcehight="2592">7. Monaco1. Monaco Palace: The palace has a unique geographical location, and is decorated with exquisite murals and magnificent architecture. There is also the Sainte Marie bell tower built of white rock, the Hall of Honor and the two-way staircase built of marble.2. Monaco Palace Square: It displays the artillery batteries cast during the Louis XIV period. Looking from the northeast side of the square, you can also see the Old Port and the Monte Carlo district, as well as Cape Portiqueira in Italy in the distance. From the west side, you can take in the Fontvieille district and Cape Garlic.3. Monaco Harbor: Monaco's calm harbor and azure sea are particularly fascinating. The harbor is full of yachts of all sizes and shapes. Whether you look at it from a high place or walk along the levee, the scenery along the harbor is very good.<img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0105u12000cck7g0t01C9_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="gs" imageid="958922984" sourcewidth="2000" sourcehight="1346"><img src="https://ak-d.tripcdn.com/images/0356l12000ddrhfd4504E_Z_1000_0.jpg" source="ttd" imageid="19216317" sourcewidth="1242" sourcehight="2208">

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