We have to use an aer lingus ticket this year or lose it, and we can fly from Dublin to any of these cities, just for 2-3 days. I%26#39;d love your advice on which you recommend.
I have already bee to Paris, Strasbourg, Arles, Annecy, Cannes and Dijon, so I am looking for something different.
I want a place manageable (no car) and reasonably priced. I like a more medieval atmosphere if possible, a good restaurant or two, and some nice strolling, parks, etc. A real plus would be a spa but not necessary.
Any preferences?
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They are all attractive cities with plenty of their historic buildings, masses of restaurants some of whih are very good. I would lean towards Lyon or Toulouse as having more medeval features. If you enjoyed Strasbourg and Dijon you would probably enjoy either - I suggest yo draw lots.
The locals will doubtless press their own cases.
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Railtraveller is right ! Bordeaux is a classical town with no medieval part. Of course Lyon fits your expectations with the best preserved Renaissance district in France, the highest number of restaurants per inhabitants, a gastronomic reputation and very nice strolling, including the %26quot;traboules%26quot;, as you may check on this forum or browsing Lyon websites.
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