Provence

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Experience Taurus charm in Provence: explore lavender fields, quaint markets, and savor artisanal foods & wines for a taste of enchanting French countryside.

Aix-en-Provence is a pearl of towns in Southern France. Its cerulean skies, mossy fountains singing an intonation, crooked buildings bowing together under their age, its shutters - their classic pewter against golden walls, make for an all-senses feast. Aix’s size makes it special. The old town is pedestrian-only and one can traverse it from end to end with ease, or spend hours getting lost in its narrow passages and arteries. If you are coming to Aix by car, best to park it in one of the…

Here’s how I spent a long weekend in Provence 🫶 ✨after studying in Aix en Provence I decided to travel back there and do a long weekend… | Instagram

Summer in Provence is bursting with colour and fragrance. The vibrant lavender fields are a dream and have become an iconic symbol of this region. Near the village of Gordes, you can find a spectacular scenery at the Abbey of Sénanque, a gem of Romanesque architecture. Whether you are a photographer or not, in front of this historical abbey lies probably one of the most beautiful bright purple lavender fields, that will definitely fascinate you.

With its picturesque villages, lavender fields, Roman ruins, and seaside landscape, there are endless places to visit in Provence.

Fall in love with Provence, France! See lavender fields, golden sunflowers, and hilltop villages, with these top things to do in Provence.

Being a medieval hilltop village on the Côte d' Azur and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the list of things to do in Eze Village are long.

Aix-en-Provence is a pearl of towns in Southern France. Its cerulean skies, mossy fountains singing an intonation, crooked buildings bowing together under their age, its shutters - their classic pewter against golden walls, make for an all-senses feast. Aix’s size makes it special. The old town is pedestrian-only and one can traverse it from end to end with ease, or spend hours getting lost in its narrow passages and arteries. If you are coming to Aix by car, best to park it in one of the…

The ultimate guide to planning a visit to Gordes, France. Where to eat, what to do, and where to stay to make the most of Provence’s beautiful hilltop village.