旧城区
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旧城区印象
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The ancient city streets of Aix are perhaps the most picturesque in Europe. Well worth repeated visits. Sit at a cafe and have a long lunch with wine, then step out into the lovely night scene and have some glace, you will not forget it!
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Streets, Food, People. Public Transport is very interesting for this kind of city. Historic part is very great and everything clean and good explanation through signs.
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Old Town in Aix, is a must see when in Provence. The trees that act like canopies on the narrow cobble stoned streets make for a refreshing change from the Southern France heat. Each street interlinked with the other takes you on a adventure on scences. From the freshly baked french bread, the lavender and fresh fruit stores to the stunning architecture of each historic building. This place is a true wanders dream and getting lost and stumbling across a charming little cafe for a refreshing drink made for a perfect day in Aix en Provence.
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Aix, everyone seems to rave about it and for good reason, as we toured the old town its charm just is infectious!
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We spent hours wandering the old town, discovering streets we had not yet seen 5 days into our stay in Aix. A shoppers paradise by day, with diners and bar hoppers spilling out onto the streets at night. Spend some time wandering aimlessly and getting lost in the magic of Vieil Aix
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Aix is split by a main road into the 'old' part and newer 'old' part. Old Aix is a lovely confusion of winding side streets, with tall building and open squares. Well worth a slow amble and stop for coffee or drinks. Lots and lots of eateries of every sort.
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Rent a car, book at least one night and enjoy the smells and ambiance of Aix. Strolling through the narrow streets, buying in the local markets, practicing your french and smelling the lavender are some of the delights of this visit.
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The huge clock, what looked like a busy town square in the morning, and the lovely people milling about...this place was eye candy from every way that I turned. I loved it.
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We had visited Aix-en-Provence for only 3 days in 2000 and stayed longer, a whole week, this time because we had such a great time at the Saturday market. This time, we were able to attend the markets on Sat, Tues, and Thurs. My best friend and I were able to buy clothes that we love at good prices...you just have to try them on over whatever you are wearing because there are no dressing rooms. Also picked up small gifts for family members. The array of food and flowers is to die for. My husband practically drools at the memories of fresh produce available there...some things we had never even seen before. A trip to old Aix is not complete without a visit to at least one outdoor market.
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Nice to walk around, we saw the old streets and the market under the rain but it was nice anyway.Finally some French streets without too many cars!!And the Provence style and fountains...