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Lyon, France
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After Paris, Lyon is France’s most significant cultural and culinary center.
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Lyon, France
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France's third largest city, Lyon straddles the Rhône and Saône Rivers.
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Lyon, France
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There’s nothing like losing yourself among the cobblestone streets and riverside promenade of Old Lyon.
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Vienne & Tournon, France
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Surrounded by steep hills and situated between France’s Burgundy and Beaujolais regions, Vienne is the gateway to Lyon’s countryside.
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Tournon, France
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Tournon lies secluded between the Rhône River and granite slopes of the Hermitage.
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Arles, France
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The site of impressive Roman ruins, Arles inspires artists with its vibrant colors and striking quality of light.
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Avignon, France
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Sheltered by medieval walls, Avignon’s maze of narrow streets is filled with churches, museums and palaces tracing the history of this ancient, vibrant city.
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Avignon, France
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Avignon’s grandest edifice is the Palace of the Popes, the papal seat for 70 years in the 14th century.
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