Means of transportAllBy bikeBy footBy trainBy carCar-free(58 results)Chapelle Pnitents Blancs Vence Credit Ballode Photo 3©Chapelle Pnitents Blancs Vence Credit Ballode Photo 3|BallodeProvence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur Art RouteFrom dawn to dusk, the light of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region has inspired the world’s greatest artists from time immemorial… Discover the Art Route in 5...©ALL RIGHTS RESERVEDAround the Luberon by bikeHead off to explore the Luberon massif and the Parc Naturel Regional du Luberon! By road bike or e-bike, you can ride across the most beautiful landscapes of the Région Sud on...©Chillio.CA charming escape in the AlpillesWelcome to an escape in a land of sweet fragrances, legends and traditions, between the Rhône and Durance rivers. Explore some of Provence’s most beautiful sites with...Cavort on the CoastFrom glittering cities to picturesque perched villages, the Côte d’Azur seduces at every stop. Secret hideaways. Luxurious hotels. Discover the most glamorous addresses in the...Mythical CamargueWhite horses against a backdrop of pink salt marshes and blue skies… This magical image is part of the South’s collective consciousness. But iconic and mythical...Swing. Sip. Unwind.Challenging courses, notable wineries, and sumptuous spas provide the perfect golf vacation. Set between the turquoise Mediterranean and the verdant countryside, Provence...The Château d'If off the coast of Marseille, in the Bouches-du-Rhône département©The Château d'If off the coast of Marseille, in the Bouches-du-Rhône département|DRCircuit: Historical ProvenceFrom the heritage of the Upper Paleolithic period the memory of WW2, and from the remains of the Roman Empire to those of the Middle Ages, Provence is revealed as a snapshot of...(Binary value suppressed)©(Binary value suppressed)Four seasons on the farm at the foot of Mont VentouxGet back in touch with the beauty of nature at the foot of the aptly-nicknamed Giant of Provence. You will be staying at a gorgeous B&B at the heart of Domaine Plein...By Train from Marseille to AvignonMarseille, Arles and Avignon… Three Provencal cities with thousand-year-old histories, three Provencal gems to explore freely, wandering along the little streets and by...©HERVE FABRE PHOTOSBy train from Cannes to NiceCannes, its luxury hotels and the sumptuous Iles de Lérins, Juan-les-Pins and its pine forest, Antibes and its ramparts, Nice and its famous Promenade des Anglais… The...©Les Baux-de-ProvenceWhen Queen Elizabeth II Visited ProvenceElizabeth II, the Queen of England, discovered Provence in May 1972. On the programme: Arles and its Roman monuments, Fontvieille and Les Baux-de-Provence – the jewels of...©Mouton.ABy train on the Côte BleueAll aboard the little train on the Train de la Côte Bleue line for a short trip but oh so full of sensation – the tracks wind along the cliffside with a succession of...12345Next »
