Hi /trv/, I'm heading to Spain and Southern France for 7

As I've noticed that age/occupation has helped other anons provide advice is other threads, I'm a 23 year old American with limited French language capabilities (reading a train schedule yes, having a compelling conversation no,) who will be traveling alone.

The castle at Foix is pretty epic. I've only been there in winter so I bet the hardwood forests will be beautiful in July.
There's a billion castles in the area of course, that's just the one I happen to have been to.

>>1259839
Toulouse (Saint-Sernin, Jacobins church), Albi, Moissac and Conques are amazing if you like medieval art and architecture.

>>1259839
Oh and if you don't mind going further east (you mention Carpentras), Avignon and Arles are amazing. Any market in summer will be worth a visit, but it will be packed with tons of people.

>>1259839
Where will you be in southern France ? The south-west is very different from the south-east, I live somewhere in between and there are many, many things to see so it would help to know around where you'll be
If south-west then this Anon >>1259913 is right

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>>1259839
Check out the so called Cathar castles Anon
http://www.audetourisme.com/en/discover-aude/history-and-heritage/the-castels-of-the-cathar-country.php

>>1259992
http://www.cathar.info/cathar_castles.htm

>>1259839
I recommend Nimes where they have a Roman amphitheater - it's worth a visit.

In Orange (the city) they have a well preserved Roman theater.

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>>1260360
There are Roman arenas in Arles as well

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>>1260360
>>1260657

And the Pont du Gard near Nîmes is the highest Roman aqueduct still standing

>>1259839
If you have the chance stop in Aix-en-Provence in France. It's like the quieter, nicer, still-pretty offspring of Toulouse and Nice.

>>1260657
Yes, they have. I found the audioguide in Arène de Nimes quite good though - not sure they have that in Arles.

In Arles I recommend to visit the Musée de l'Arles Antique

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