The tour guide was kind enough to keep a moderate pace so that we could take a lot of photographs. We walked through the plaza and continued on Rue Marechal Foch.
Aix-en-Provence, France - Medieval Section Market
Our group continued on Rue Aude and the street name changed to Rue Marechal Foch. This street was also lined with shops and cafes. We continued on until the street opened on to a plaza Place Richelme. The plaza was an open market with a little bit of something for everyone. Nestled under the plane trees, this market is open year round and is filled with green grocers who attract housekeepers, restaurant chefs, and tourists taking pictures.
The tour guide was kind enough to keep a moderate pace so that we could take a lot of photographs. We walked through the plaza and continued on Rue Marechal Foch.
The tour guide was kind enough to keep a moderate pace so that we could take a lot of photographs. We walked through the plaza and continued on Rue Marechal Foch.
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