Travel review FRANCE 
Douce France
Nice, Nimes, Avignon, Grenoble, Briançon
una strada di Nizza
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Douce France
Third French landing on earth.
August 6: Ventimiglia from entering France to Nice for a short stop. Traffic and anxiety for parking facing us. We see the famous Promenade des Anglais, the Hotel Negresco, the birthplace of Giuseppe Garibaldi after then parked on a street unimportant we visit a shopping mall (Carrefour for precision). Prontamente.La leave the night to spend nell'autogrill Vidauban along with other Italians.
August 7: a brief breakfast and departure to Nimes where we will host a friend and his girlfriend. With some difficulty we arrived at a friend's house 'out of town. The house has a large garden and a place where you can rest in the next two days. After exchanging pleasantries, by bus (1.95 euros one way) go back into the city center to visit the famous Maison Carrée building in Roman times fully restored and somewhat 'disappointing, the shopping center La Coupole. First night in tents.
August 8: Grand Carrefour to Nimes for expenditures necessary for subsistence. Visit deeper Nimes: arena, beautiful garden and well cared for. Tasted by a boulangerie la Fougère, a rustic stuffing typical local product
August 9: After a lunch in an Italian restaurant run by Gianni, an authentic Roman de 'Roma, LA BELLA ROMA euro 21:45 where you can eat well, take the route nationale, direction Avignon, the ancient residence of the popes. The city is pulia and well kept. We admire the famous bridge, the palace of the popes and Mount Ventoux. There we have in a bar in front of the palais des papes to enjoy a crepe. Italians abound.
August 10: departure for Paris (but this is another move)
August 12: Soon to Grenoble in the evening after crossing a number of beautiful villages. Stop in the Italian neighborhood next to ISO, where there are many local managed by Italians in Italian, which now have nothing.
August 13: visit the beautiful city of Grenoble. We then head across the border some countries, such as Briançon. the path towards Monginevro is very demanding. We are in Italy after the 11th
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