Aix en Provence
车子03
Although it's not big here, the restaurant and fountain are odd. It's also hot and noisy to start activities. There are many tourists in summer, but it's safe, especially in the city center.
花花小兔
Like Avignon, AIX is the transportation hub of Provence. There are not many scenic spots in itself, which is more suitable for leisure. Take this as the center to visit the surrounding area
Cours Mirabeau
Mirabeau林荫道
8.752 reviews
To be honest, one star is too much. I used to go to Marseille, but I made a special detour. This is an ordinary pedestrian street. The buildings on both sides are very common in Europe. To say that there is no coffee shop, where do you have to come here for a cup of coffee? There is no Lavender here. Lavender is in the suburbs. However, there are many beauties here. European and American beauties with long legs are absolutely eye-catching. There are so many people here, as can be seen from the fact that Apple has a physical store here.
Fontaine de Roi René
Roi René喷泉
8.529 reviews
The original meaning of Exxon is derived from Latin "water". Exxon is also known as "water city" and "Spring City". In 122 BC, Roman generals found that the spring here can cure diseases, so the city is called "water city" AIX. There are nearly 100 fountains in AIX.
Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur
艾克斯主教座堂
8.436 reviews
Built between 1285 and 1350, the church is close to the Muse é e Granet Museum. I don't know why it's called Saint Jean de Malte in Aix en Provence, situated at the corner of rue d'Italie and rue Cardinale, is a thirteenth century Gothic Roman Catholic Church, the first in Provence
Fontaine de la Rotonde
圆亭喷泉
8.141 reviews
Take the bus AIX from Marseille and walk 5 minutes to the big fountain. I didn't know it was called Yuanting fountain at that time. I only knew that the fountain was facing a big shopping street, with various bars, cafes, pharmacies and small shops on both sides. I took photos with my boyfriend here to leave a good memory. To four stars is mainly to add color to your memory
Musée Atelier de Cézanne
Atelier de Cézanne
8.135 reviews
Exxon is the hometown of Cezanne. From the city to the suburbs, Exxon has many former residences, studios, family heritage and other buildings with Cezanne footprints.
Place de la Mairie
马里恩广场
8.335 reviews
There is a famous bell tower in the city hall square. The central fountain of the city hall square is not spraying water at present. It seems that it is being repaired. Beside the fountain, there is a bar to sit on. The name is forgotten. There are players playing accordion who repeat the same tune every day, the classic French tune. In the square, there is a dessert platform La Cure gourmand, which sells beautiful biscuit boxes, as well as the famous calisson. Next to it, there is a shop that can buy Provence special hand cream with shea butter, panier des sens.
Mont Sainte Victoire
圣维克多山
9.132 reviews
This mountain is near AIX. There are two ways to climb the mountain, one is simple and the other is difficult. It's not too hard. It's settled in the morning. The scenery is still very good. It's just too hot. The cross on the mountain is called "the cross of Provence", however.. It's a little small! For people who want to visit AIX for one day, I think it's OK to climb mountains in the morning and have coffee and go shopping in the city in the afternoon!
Musée Granet
Musée Granet博物馆
8.914 reviews
Musée Granet is a museum in the quartier Mazarin, Aix-en-Provence, France devoted to painting, sculpture and archeology. In 2011, the museum received 177,598 visitors. The museum, adjacent to the Church of Saint-Jean-de-Malte, first opened in 1838 in buildings previously belonging to the priory of Saint-Jean-de-Malte. It still shares a common garden with the church. It recently underwent significant restoration and reorganization, prior to the international exhibition in 2006 marking the centenary of Cézanne's death. Due to lack of space, the large archeological collection, including many recent discoveries, will be displayed in a new museum, still in the planning stages. The museum contains major paintings by Jean-Dominique Ingres (among which the monumental "Jupiter and Thetis"), an authentic self-portrait by Rembrandt and works by Anthony van Dyck, Paul Cézanne, Alberto Giacometti and Nicolas de Staël.
Pavillon de Vendôme
旺多姆楼
7.26 reviews
Le Pavillon de vend ô me, a 17th century mansion housing permanent and touring art exhibitions.