Office de Tourisme de Gardanne

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RDC de l'espace Bontemps, 1 boulevard Bontemps, 13120 Gardanne

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Office de Tourisme de Gardanne

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Office de Tourisme de Gardanne

Office de tourisme Gardanne — ©
Christo Noé

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The Gardanne Tourist Office provides information on tourism in Gardanne and the Pays d'Aix, in brand-new premises at 1 boulevard Bontemps.

Gardanne, the capital of the Provence Coal Basin, built on the South/South-West slope of Cativel Hill, is dominated by the old centre with a sturdy bell-tower towering above it. This hill-top site painted several times by Cézanne probably marks the location of the Castrum, which was the original settlement in the 11th century. At the end of the 19th century, two industries were introduced in the area: the Pechiney plant (leading European producer of industrial alumina) and the coal mine (the Yvon Morandat mine shaft, the deepest in Europe). Accessible for disabled