Meta Provence
France-inspired tourist village with colorful buildings & art installations, plus shops & eateries.
It is great that there is no entrance fee, and there are various restaurants and shops. There is also a small amusement park nearby, and it is nice that it is connected to Metasequoia Land. I hope the vacant shops open up soon so that the area can thrive.
If you're in the neighborhood don't miss this place. Here you can find the best churros in the province, souvenirs and other stores. You may be far away from home but Meta Provence brings back a familiar feeling of closeness.
There are tons of people. But I don't really know why. If you've been to similar places, you probably don't need to go. No matter how much I think about it, I don't understand why there are so many people.
Feels like a lot of shops here already closed. Still plentiful of cafes and restaurants here. I like the feel of this little town but at the same time feel sad as it is somehow quite empty.
It's a marvelous place,The structure and building,Convenient stores plus restaurants, toys and clothing stores etc.
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