Don't do the tour if you don't understand French ... but because of the beautiful environment still worth the visit
En Provence et envie d'une Tartiflette ? Ne cherchez plus le Chalet Reynard saura vous séduire en toute saison. J'ai toutefois un faible pour le feu de bois en hiver.
Cold, windy and sweeping rain...(at least when I was there in september)... Bring warm clothing and a raincoat! Great place to cheer at family/friends trying to best the mountain!
The city, a World Heritage Site by UNESCO is small, but it is so beautiful and important to the history of France that is worth spending an afternoon inside the walls that surround the historic center
In Avignon, the Palais des Popes is one of Europe's largest gothic buildings. The palace is huge and features high vaulted ceilings and beautiful artwork throughout.
When walking across this medieval bridge, look up the song “Sur le Pont d’Avignon” on your phone and dance to the other side just as they do in the song!
This is one of the most beautiful and best preserved Roman aqueduct bridges in Europe!
Built by the Romans centuries ago, the amphitheater is now home to bull fights and performances! Our advice: enjoy its great acoustic in July for the Festival de Nimes with its prestigious artists!
This beautiful world's largest Roman Amphitheatre is really worth seeing because it is the Amphitheater that is the best preserved.
Come here in April during the first week end of the month to experience a very exiting event: tasting most of the Châteauneuf wine for a cheap fee. Leggi tutto.
One of the most beautiful villages in France - full of atmosphere and centrally located in Luberon valley
Dans le département du Vaucluse abrite la plus grosse concentration de cerisiers de France. Ici, est née la première marque haut de gamme de cerise : la cerise des monts de Venasque ! Leggi tutto.
Vieux village médiéval dont il ne reste que des ruines. Préparez vous à une marche assez ardue si vous allez jusqu'à l'église (qui est très jolie d'ailleurs)
"The Pont Julien (French for Julian Bridge) is a Roman stone arch bridge over the Calavon river in the south-east of France dating to 3 BC."-Wikipedia
After a half an hour hike, enjoy the landscape, the isolation and the natural reliefs of Sugiton. The biggest rock in its cove is called the Torpilleur (Torpedo Boat) because of its war-boat shape!
Easily reachable after a short walk from the parking lot, it’s home to a nice restaurant, the Nautic Bar: try their seafood and fish out before or after a sun or a regular bath in the Mediterranean!
