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Tourism in Provence
Our region is full of must-see tourist attractions. Here are a few examples below...
01.
Les Baux de Provence
The must-see tourist attraction in our region: Les Baux de Provence.
The village of Baux-de-Provence, perched on arocky outcrop, boasts anincrediblyricharchitectural heritage. Its citadel overlooks natural sites of extraordinary beauty.
Discover one ofFrance's Most Beautiful Villagesand its places steeped in history.
02.
The Quarries of Light
Les Carrières de Lumière presents immersive, contemporary digital exhibitions. A site not to be missed! Located at the foot of the Cité des Baux de Provence, this unmissable venue has always inspired artists... Since 2012, a new digital exhibition has been presented each year... In 2023, Tintin was on the program.
03.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
Saint Rémy de Provence is located just 6 km from your vacation spot. Renowned for its 300 days of sunshine, its light and beauty captivated Vincent van Gogh and many other artists. Stroll along its boulevards, through the narrow streets of its historic center, and across its small squares adorned with fountains.
04.
Arles
A city of art and history, listedas a UNESCO World Heritage Sitefor its wealth of Roman and Romanesque monuments. The tourist office offers 1,000 ways to discover the city, uncover the secrets of the gladiators, learn about contemporary art, or even walk in the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh. The city is full of restaurants for your Arlesian lunches or dinners.
05.
The Camargue
The Camargue Natural Parkcovers Les Saintes Maries de la Mer as well as part of Arles and Port Saint Louis du Rhône. Visits to museums, natural areas, walks, horseback riding, cycling..."The Camargueis unique, authentic, atypical, sensational, eternal; it is experienced in its purest form."
06.
The Alpilles
The Alpilles, located in the heart of Provence, are home toa number of beautiful villages, each with its own charm, history, and attractions. Discover breathtaking landscapes that have inspired many artists. Climb to the top of the mountains, experience local festivals, and enjoy yourvacation in Provence.
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L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
Discover and rediscover this corner of Provence where life is good... Stroll or cycle among orchards and vineyards, kayak down the Sorgue river, dive into the heart of villages filled with antique dealers, second-hand shops, and markets offering colorful and tasty produce, visit the built and natural heritage sites to discover the traditions and know-how that have shaped the character of the region and its people—the list of activities and outings is almost endless. "
08.
The Luberon
The Luberon is an unspoiled region, recognized as a World Biosphere Reserve and Global Geopark by UNESCO. The landscapes of the Luberon park are magnificent. Ochre quarries, cliffs, vineyards, oak trees, hills, and lavender fieldswill amaze you."
09.
Avignon
Capital of Vaucluse, city of popes, city of art and culture, theater, cinema, museums, department stores, and small boutiques, Avignon is renowned for its Festival , but also for its many tourist attractions such as the Palace of the Popes, the Pont Saint Bénezet, its museums... Just 25 minutes from downtown Avignon, Les Mazets de Jules allow you to explore Provence while enjoying nearby accommodation.