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This beautiful town on the Rhône has been called 'the soul of Provence' by art lovers, archaeologists, and historians. With cobblestone alleyways and pastel houses, Arles is one of the most picturesque towns in all of France. Roman ruins are the city's claim to fame, and these monuments are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; and Van Gogh luminously painted many of its delightful scenes. The city has kept most of its unique charm, offering first-rate museums, excellent restaurants, and summer festivals.
A nice combination of two entrancing cities in France. Visit Paris (a world center of theatre, art, music, literature and culture); then continue by train to Avignon (a medieval city known for its architecture, strong art community and Papal history) and lastly Arles (an ancient Roman city best known for its connection with the artist Vincent Van Gogh).
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The countryside boasts vineyards and orchards, and charming hill-top villages dating back more than 1,000 years. The area is known for its abundant vegetation, brilliant wildlife, historic monuments and festivals, natural sites and cultural events.
A wonderful area boasting a chain of limestone mountains with panoramic views that stretch from the Rhone River to the Durance River, and typical Provencal villages surrounded by fields of olive trees, cypress trees, lavender, and sunflowers.
The Bouches-du-Rhone is a fascinating and diverse region with charming hilltop villages boasting magnificent panoramas and spectacular landscapes.
The Provencal Coast offers charm and beauty like no other, captivating visitors with its local markets, picturesque seaside towns and villages, and of course, fine French food and wine.
The Verdon and Northern Var is the secret heart of Provence offering a world of splendor where villages nestle in the hollows of the cliffs, and breathtaking views can be seen for miles upon miles.
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