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Travelling by train to ProvenceThe very name tastes of lavender Provence is one of Europe’s most evocative regions, transporting us to a world and a way of life that everyone desires. With its magnificent Roman heritage, the name itself suggests lavender and honey, perfume and soap, undulating hills and wild marine coves. You’ll discover delicious cuisine and seductive markets, and most of all, dreamy landscapes that have been immortalised by many painters, particularly Vincent Van Gogh and Paul Cézanne. We invite you to discover the Provence lifestyle in the simplest way possible.
Arles, World Heritage SiteAlthough Van Gogh who put this city on the map, we mustn’t forget that it was the Romans who turned it into one of their crown jewels many centuries ago.
Markets, artisans and antiques shopsThe food markets are one of the region’s most charming attractions. Almost every city and town has one where you can take in the ambiance, colour and fresh products.
Routes for every tasteAfter seeing the main cities, you can’t leave Provence without looking for a special trail that appeals to you. Thanks to the diverse landscapes and the charm of the towns and scenery, there are infinite possibilities.
Lavender MuseumAll year Let yourself be carried away by the story of lavender through an audiovisual exhibition at the Lavender Museum, in the centre of Digne les Bains.
Markets of ProvenceAll yearYou’ll need a basket when you see all the products of the region: branches of lavender, soaps, cheeses, plus fruits and vegetables. Many towns have outdoor markets
Nîmes Nîmes was born in the 6th century BC. It's a city with centuries of history, architecture and art.
Avignon At the heart of Provence, Avignon is a medieval city that has maintained a rich religious heritage with scores of churches, chapels and the famous Palais des Papes.
Aix-en-Provence The ancient capital of the historic region of Provence, Aix-en-Provence, is a city notorious for the charm of its old town streets and its characteristic lifestyle.
Marseille The largest metro area in the Midi area is located between the Mediterranean Sea and the Estaque mountain range. The remains of the ancient Masilia can be discovered amid extraordinary sea landscapes, from the old port to the coves and the historic city centre.