What would France be without its beloved Provence?
Landscapes, lights, fragrances, and inimitable flavors: the region is a true delight for the senses, and this gentle blend makes it easy to understand why it is revered by artists and much appreciated by locals and tourists alike. This land, where vineyards rub shoulders with olive groves and lavender fields, is the epitome of the French art de vivre.
Provence seduces with its exceptional sunshine, its vast expanses and its character. The emphasis is clearly on outdoor living, and everything is done to make it as enjoyable as possible.
What better way to make the most of it than to take a break from the daily grind in a Provencal cottage? With family or friends, head for the hills or the coast to admire the scenery and enjoy the moment.
Provence lies in the South West of France, bordered by the French Alps in the north, Italy in the east, the Mediterranean coast in the south and the Rhone river in the west and.
Read moreProvence is a vast region and each little corner has its own traditions and culinary specialities.
Read moreProvence's natural and cultural heritage is omnipresent. There are many treasures to discover
Read moreWhether on the coast or inland, there are plenty of opportunities to get out and about and have fun in Provence.
Read moreFestivals abound in Provence during the summer months, with outdoor music, dance and traditional fetes occurring regularly
Read morethe best way to discover the region is to hire a car and take your time wearing up and down hills on along the coast with the freedom to stop and take in the sights at your our pace
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