Being a brief résumé of the attractions of some of the chief centres of Provence and the Riviera.
| ABBREVIATIONS | |
| C. | Chef-Lieu of Commune. |
| P. | Préfecture. |
| S. P. | Sous-Préfecture. |
| h. | Habitants (population). |
| * | Hotels at nine francs or less per day. |
| ** | Hotels nine to twelve francs per day. |
| *** | Hotels above twelve francs per day. |
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Bouches-du-Rhône. S. P. 19,398 h.
Hotels: Nègre-Coste,** De la Mule Noire,* De France.*
The ancient capital of Provençal arts and letters, and the Cours d’Amour of the troubadours.
Sights: Eglise de la Madeleine, Cathedral St. Sauveur, Hôtel de Ville, Tour de Toureluco, Eglise St. Jean de Malte, Musée, Bibliothèque, Statue of René d’Anjou, by David d’Augers. Carnival each year in February or March.
Excursions: Ruins of Château de Puyricard, Aqueduc Roquefavour, Ermitage de St. Honorat, Bastide du Roi René, Gardanne and Les Pennes.
Distances in kilometres: Marseilles, 29; Arles, 80; Toulon, 75; Roquevaire, 29.
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