France
With a touch of Mediteranean flair, this canal-crossed city is the South of France's picturesque threshold.
Founded by the Romans, the southern city of Valence has developed into a listed City of Art and History, filled with monuments for visitors. For many, the marked paths along the city’s canals, shaded by poplars and willows is a serene way to spend the day. Walking through the city, visitors are treated to an architectural timeline, starting with the 11th century Cathedral of St. Apollinaire, embellished with polychrome decorations, while the 16th-century House of Heads, marks the transition from Gothic to the Renaissance. The Museum of Valence, Art and Archaeology, is housed in the former episcopal palace next to the cathedral. An exciting mixture of old and new, modern art and architecture meet with historic relics, while the belvedere offering one of the best views in the city.
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