The geographically diverse region of Provence is ideally situated between the Mediterranean coastline and the Alps and is known for celebrating the simple sensuous pleasures of life.

Visitors can explore ancient Roman ruins, medieval fortresses and charming hilltop villages. They can hike the Grand Canyon du Verdon, ride the famous white horses in the Camargue or simply take a picnic basket for a day in the countryside. The valleys are carpeted with lavender and the fields are filled with the sunflowers and olive trees that Van Gogh loved to paint.

Marseille, France’s oldest city, is a bustling port with a lively local atmosphere. Avignon, the old Papal residence, is now a cheerful town of cafés, art galleries and fashionable shops. Aix-en-Provence is a university town filled with students and offers shady streets and17th century mansions. The harbor town of St. Tropez is long famous for its glamour and beauty. There is something for everyone in the region of Provence.

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