Vignette RugbyMarseille is the oldest city in France but also the trendiest! Take advantage of your stay in Marseille to discover its warm atmosphere, with exhibitions, walks in the Calanques, shopping and evenings overlooking the Mediterranean sea. Marseille incredible “Velodrome” is the 2nd biggest stadium in France and is worth a visit either for rugby or football competition.
Discover the charm of the coastline, the art of living, the heritage (Nice, listed as a World Heritage Site), vibrate to the rhythm of the events, stroll through the narrow streets of the hilltop villages and savor the delicious Nissarde cuisine! Nice Côte d’Azur has plenty of surprises in store for an unforgettable stay!
Aix-en-Provence is a human-sized city, so-called « Le Petit Versailles » as architectural 18th century monuments set the pace. World-famous since Paul Cezanne paintings have travelled the world, it is today sought-after for its culture and way of life, its café terrasses, restaurants, shops and museums. Rugby fans will enjoy attending Provence Rugby team matches playing on the 2nd division.
Just as any star knows the Eden Roc Hotel in Cap d’Antibes, this place is a hidden gem nestled on the French Riviera. Stroll down its colourful market in the old town, visit the Picasso Museum in Antibes, relax along the Cap d’Antibes path, and live the unforgettable at its world famous Jazz festival “Jazz à Juan” where the best jazz men and women have played since 1960.
Luberon is a small mountain range in the heart of Provence, protected through its Regional Natural Park, it is home to villages listed as the most beautiful villages of France such as Gordes, Roussillon, Lourmarin, Bonnieux. A genuine place for slow travel in all its glory (cycling, walking, eating, well-being…).
Toulon is a harbour city and the biggest military naval base of France since the 18th century. Marked by Vauban architecture, Toulon is today at the heart of a coastline from Saint-Cyr to Hyères offering multiple experiences. From windsurfing spots to Belle Epoque heritage, from olive groves inlands to bird-watching on the coast or cycling on the Golden islands, you’ll be amazed by this region, home to the world-famous rugby players of Stade Mayol.
Between towns and villages, the train offers you breathtaking views of the seaside, the massifs and nature. Climb aboard the train and go on an adventure!
