To see and discover
In the heart of one of the most beautiful regions, places of interest are myriad. On foot or on bike, set off to discover the history and culture...

St Remy de Provence and Baux de Provence
Rich in Roman and historic sites, Saint-Rémy is also a town of artists and craftspeopleest. You will discover the rich past of Saint Rémy during your visite: Gallo-Roman ruins at the site of Glanum, landscapes painted by Van Gogh…
A nd above all, the not-to-be-missed weekly market on Wednesday morning, where all scents are savours are offered. So, put together your picnic with goat's cheese from the Alpilles, some olive oil from baux, a bottle of wine…
Follow the gentle slopes planted with olive treea which lead to Baux de Provence. The village of Baux is a fortress set on the summit of a rocky peak, which gives you an extraordinary panorama over the whole region. Here you will find relics from Neolithic age, the Roman era and the Middle Ages. The Château of Baux is an exceptional site with its reconstructions of war machines. Don't miss out the Cathédrale d'Images and its extraordinary audiovisuel show. Each day we can suggest a market to visit of the streets of a neighboring village, giving you a departure point for a day of excursions.

Here are some suggestions :
The Rice and salt Road towards Arles and the Camargue...
Arles, the little Rome of the Gauls, basking in the sun and the light of Van Gogh, moving to the rhythm of the bullfights and the Prémices du Riz (Rice) festivals... The Natural Regional Park of the Camargue, its protected reserve and the immense wild beaches around Salins-de-Giraud...
The Fabric Road towards Tarascon and Nîmes...
In the workshops, printed by hand or by copper rollers, these richly colored calicos, called “indiennes” are made with the motifs and know-how that are 200 years old.
The Chateau Road of the Luberon,
Hilltop stone villages like Lacoste and Bonnieux, ancient stone dwellings (bories) in Gordes, unusual châteaus between Oppède and Lourmarin... Hiking, cycling or horseback riding, head off to these villages, châteaus, bories, olive orchards under the blue sky, freely as you go.
The cliff road towards Marseille and La Ciotat...
By boat from the Old Port of Marseille to the Iles du Frioul, hiking from Marseilleveyre to Cassis on the white cliffs of Morgiou, Port-Miouand En-Vau, between a cobalt blue sky and emerald sea... all the way to Cap Canaille by way of the crests, on the water in a canoe or kayak in the shadow of the sea cliffs. Or dive into a fantastical world several dozens of meters deep, hunting for the treasures on the fabulous sea floor around the islands off of Marseille or Hyères...
The woodworkers' and antiques road towards Avignon, 
Woodwork and Provençal furniture reached its height in the 17th and 18th century, in the heart of the Arles-Aix et Avignon triangle. Antique furniture or copies, an itinerary to follow by way of the craftspeople or bric-a-brac markets between Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and Avignon.