Unforgettable Stay at Domaine de Manville in Les Baux-de-Provence

Welcome to Maussane-les-Alpilles, village "with a thousand fountains"! From the starting point, join the avenue des écoles and turn left into Benjamin Priaulet Park. Cross it, follow the wall of the media library on the right and take the pedestrian street of Temps Retrouvé.1- Turn right, pass the church and cross the Laugier de Monblan square on the left. Cross the avenue of vallée des Baux and go down the Charles Piquet street.2- Turn right on Charles Piquet car park and cross it to the pedestrian crossing on your right. Go up a few meters and take the Simon Barrier street on the left.3- Turn right before Simon Barnier car park. At the end of the passage, turn left and join the avenue vallée des Baux Take it on the left and turn right on a footpath just after school.4- At the end of the road, turn left. Go left on Avenue des Maronniers, then right after on the right, rue du Vieux Maussane. Continue right on Charloun Rieu street5- Turn right and take the Batignolles path. At the end of the road turn on the road des Baux. After a few meters, turn right before the bridge and follow a path in an undergrowth along a small stream. 6- Climb the slope to the right and follow the path lined with almond trees. Go down the steps on the right and join the Agora parking. Cross it, as well as the Avenue des Alpilles and find the starting point, Henri Giraud square.

Welcome to Maussane-les-Alpilles, village "with a thousand fountains"! From the starting point, join the avenue des écoles and turn left into Benjamin Priaulet Park. Cross it, follow the wall of the media library on the right and take the pedestrian street of Temps Retrouvé.1- Turn right, pass the church and cross the Laugier de Monblan square on the left. Cross the avenue of vallée des Baux and go down the Charles Piquet street.2- Turn right on Charles Piquet car park and cross it to the pedestrian crossing on your right. Go up a few meters and take the Simon Barrier street on the left.3- Turn right before Simon Barnier car park. At the end of the passage, turn left and join the avenue vallée des Baux Take it on the left and turn right on a footpath just after school.4- At the end of the road, turn left. Go left on Avenue des Maronniers, then right after on the right, rue du Vieux Maussane. Continue right on Charloun Rieu street5- Turn right and take the Batignolles path. At the end of the road turn on the road des Baux. After a few meters, turn right before the bridge and follow a path in an undergrowth along a small stream. 6- Climb the slope to the right and follow the path lined with almond trees. Go down the steps on the right and join the Agora parking. Cross it, as well as the Avenue des Alpilles and find the starting point, Henri Giraud square.

Among olive trees and scrubland, a loop with exceptional landscapes, around a rich built and amazing heritage! Back to the Tourist Office, cross the parking lot and turn left on the CD5. 1 - Take the first left, pass the municipal pool and after the small town square, go left. At the give-way, turn right. At the exit of Maussane (road sign), pass under the aqueduct and turn right on the road between the golf course and the foothill. Follow this paved road, cross the golf course to the cattle guard. 2 - Head to the left track. In front of the boulders, leave behnd the 2nd cattle guard on the left and turn right. 50m further, go left at the start of the 18th hole. While the track goes off to the left, reach the D27 by the small road along the stone wall. Opposite Baumanière, take a right onto the D27 for 50m. 3 - Go left towards the retirement home. Continue on the road for 150m and turn left into the alley between the houses. At the next intersection, turn right, go up the trail until reaching and going along a stone wall. At the curve, go straight, go slightly up the forest track to the left. Go down and reach the D78F road. 4 - Cross the D78F then go down the opposite path. Walk along the canal to the left towards Le Paradou. At the junction of 5 roads, continue straight on the road with the oratory under Aleppo pine. 5 - Come out on the D78d, then turn right for 50m. At the oratory, turn left into the Chemin de Bourgeac. After 600m, turn left to the Méjan domain. After the olive groves, turn right onto the path that dominates the village. Facing the black metal gate, go down to the right towards the village. At the stop sign, cross the Avenue Cornille and enter the village on the opposite side. Turn left at the end of the street, then walk past the town hall, the church and the Place du Marché. After the Avenue Baptiste Blanc, go left onto the D5 to reach the car park from the start.

Among olive trees and scrubland, a loop with exceptional landscapes, around a rich built and amazing heritage! Back to the Tourist Office, cross the parking lot and turn left on the CD5. 1 - Take the first left, pass the municipal pool and after the small town square, go left. At the give-way, turn right. At the exit of Maussane (road sign), pass under the aqueduct and turn right on the road between the golf course and the foothill. Follow this paved road, cross the golf course to the cattle guard. 2 - Head to the left track. In front of the boulders, leave behnd the 2nd cattle guard on the left and turn right. 50m further, go left at the start of the 18th hole. While the track goes off to the left, reach the D27 by the small road along the stone wall. Opposite Baumanière, take a right onto the D27 for 50m. 3 - Go left towards the retirement home. Continue on the road for 150m and turn left into the alley between the houses. At the next intersection, turn right, go up the trail until reaching and going along a stone wall. At the curve, go straight, go slightly up the forest track to the left. Go down and reach the D78F road. 4 - Cross the D78F then go down the opposite path. Walk along the canal to the left towards Le Paradou. At the junction of 5 roads, continue straight on the road with the oratory under Aleppo pine. 5 - Come out on the D78d, then turn right for 50m. At the oratory, turn left into the Chemin de Bourgeac. After 600m, turn left to the Méjan domain. After the olive groves, turn right onto the path that dominates the village. Facing the black metal gate, go down to the right towards the village. At the stop sign, cross the Avenue Cornille and enter the village on the opposite side. Turn left at the end of the street, then walk past the town hall, the church and the Place du Marché. After the Avenue Baptiste Blanc, go left onto the D5 to reach the car park from the start.

Come observe the birds which have left the hills to spend winter in these rocks, one of the best sights of France! From the car park, take a left on the path that goes around the curve, below the castle. At the sign "Chapelle de Trémaïé", continue on the path to bypass the village of Les Baux-de-Provence. After the short descent, pass the Black Madonna of Baux-de-Provence. Then go up the stairs towards the village. 1 - When reaching the car park, turn right and climb the stairs. Once through the door of the ramparts and the last steps, continue straight and leave the ecomuseum on your left. At the next intersection, turn left. 2 - Once out of the village, turn right and climb the road. Go straight to reach the D27a and follow it until the car park from the starting point.

Discover the landscapes evoking the Hell of Dante by browsing the Val d'Enfer ! With your back to the Tourist Office, turn right and cross the esplanade. At the end, go down the stairs and follow the road on the left. At the intersection, follow the road to the right in direction of Maillane. Go past the Quarries of Lights, ignore the road that goes down to the left, and just after the sign of end of agglomeration take on the right the way marked PR. Continue straight on this road for 500 m. 1- At the crossing, turn right on the blue marked path, then ignore the path on your left. At the next intersection, climb the path to the left and continue for 1 km. Ignore the path on your left and join immediately after a crossroads near a buried cistern. 2- Take the marked GR® trail on the left and follow it to a DFCI barrier. Climb the very wide path on the right leading to a panorama. Go down the path on the left. Follow the road on the right for 200 m to reach the pierced rock. Return of the descended path by foot. 3- Turn right on the path, follow it for 500 m, and find the intersection of point1. Go down the path already practiced in the other direction and join the end of agglomeration sign. Follow the road towards the Carrières de Lumières and take the marked road PR on the right. Follow it on 200 m. 4- At the level of the stone, engraved ""Le Val d'Enfer - les Portelets", take on the right the way with the feet of the rocks on a few meters, then to return on your steps. Continue on the marked road PR, until the small parking of the old school of Les Baux On the left of the school, go up the concrete road to join the D27. 5- (Caution, traffic) Cross the road and climb the stairs on the right to a parking lot. Once on the parking lot, climb the paved street, pass a fortified gate and cross the town center of Les Baux to reach the starting point.

Leave the foot of Baux-de-Provence, and win the roof of the Alpilles by the peaceful trail of the Lombards! Back to the Carrières de Lumières car park, take the road on the left, and go directly left on a road marked PR. Continue down this road until the D27 Turn right and follow this road to the entrance of the Baumanière hotel. 1- Cross the road to reach a Department sign and take the path marked PR. At the fork, follow the path marked PR on the right. At the next intersection, turn right and then left just before a Canadian crossing. 500 m further, join another intersection and its Canadian crossing.2- bifurcate to the left on a tarmac path marked PR. Pass the Sainte-Berthe Mas and continue until the D27. Cross it, then after 150 m take path on the right marked PR. Follow it for 800 m until you reach a crossroads. Cross it and continue straight. At the next intersection keep left and join a hairpin bend. 3- At the bend, take a path marked PR on the left, preceded by a hard-wired barrier. Climb this track in laces for 3 km. At the intersection marked with a cairn, turn left on the track marked GR®, following the sign of the Department "Les Baux-de-Provence 3.7 km". At the next intersection, stay on the GR®6 and follow it for 1.7 km to a cistern. 4- 100 m further, go down on the left the marked path PR, indicated by the sign of the Department "Les Baux-de-Provence by the Val d'Enfer 2 km". At the next junction, continue straight until you reach the D27 road. Follow it to the left to find the starting point.

Stroll through the "paradise" that the landscapes of this end of the Alpilles offer ! Back to the car park, turn right on the road to Saint-Roch and join the crossing with the D17. (Caution, traffic) Cross it and follow the path of Burlande, signposted PR. 500 m further, leave the first road on the left to follow the second, following the sign "Fontvieille 10.3 km". Continue for 1 km. 1- At the intersection, turn left, following the sign "Fontvieille 9.2". (Caution, traffic) Reversing the D17 and take the path to Constemple, signposted GR® and PR. Climb on this marked path for 800 m, to join a DFCI track. 2- Take this track on the left, still signposted GR® and PR, passing a barrier. Continue for 500 m until you reach an intersection. Toggle on your left and follow for 1 km this path, marked PR, to reach a channel bridge 3- Join the D78e road and follow it straight ahead. After turning left, continue for 1 km along this road. Pass some houses, then take the asphalt road of Pas de Loche on the right. 4- At the level of a small pass, turn left on a path, marked blue on the ground. Continue for 1.7 km on this blue marked path, to reach les Tours de Castillon, passing through the summit surmounted by a cross. 5- Just after les Tours de Castillon, turn left and join an asphalt road. Walk on its left on 400 m, then in the bend turn left the path of Crèmades and the Pène. 6- At the end of the road, turn right to follow the D78e. Continue straight on for 1.2 km to the center of Paradou. At the intersection with a cross, take the road on the left and reach the starting point 150 m further.

Come roam this playful path, where you will have the leisure to discover the Castillon towers and the surrounding landscapes. At the car park, take the rocky path marked in blue which goes up a gentle slope, going along an organic olive grove on the left. 1 – Once the towers in sight, take the track which rises on the right, leaving the first turn on the left behind. When reaching the third tower, which was hidden until now, turn right then continue following the blue marked trail by going along the rocks of Pène. 2 – At the road, turn immediately left and follow it along the path of Castillon towards different Mas (Provençal farmhouses). Possible presence of cars. Continue on the road until the junction at the Saint-Jean bridge. 3 – Arriving at the "RIS" sign, turn left to take back the path that sinks again into the little massive. 1 – Back to the Castillon towers, turn right and follow the first path taken to complete the tour of the towers.

After enjoying the shade offered by beautiful pine forests, contemplate the Alpilles and Provence as you've never done! From the parking, go up track to West through the pines for join the tarred road that comes to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. Follow it and take the left on the Roman Road and Panouilles. Continue to the Alpines Canal and the Chemin des Servières and Cadenières. 1- At the intersection, turn left (from this point, follow the signs GR® and PR to point 3). Stay on this paved road for 1.7 km, then climb a hill by a path. Join the DFCI track and follow it until the D27. 2- Turn left on this road, go up 250 m, then turn right on the DFCI track AL 107. Pass a barrier and go up the valley called "Gaudre de Valmouriane". After a series of laces, you get to a crossroads. 3- Take the GR®6 on the left towards Les Baux (from this point follow the GR® signs to the car park from the starting point). At the pass, join the D27. Cross it and continue 500 m on an asphalt road, on the left. After the orientation table and a barrier, continue on a track. 4- Pass the watchtower, leave the Lombards track on the right (panel), then DFCI no. AL 112 on the left. Continue for 1.3 km then turn left into a valley and return to the starting point.

Les Alyscamps, a Christian necropolis listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a walk lined with remarkable sarcophagi. At the heart of the site, the church of Saint-Honorat marks the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles to Compostelle. This emblematic site, immortalized by Vincent Van Gogh in his works, is a veritable treasure trove of Provence. With every step you take between the majestic rows of slender cypress trees, you'll feel the evocative power of this place steeped in history. Les Alyscamps is much more than just a Roman cemetery. History lovers will find an alley of sarcophagi and chapels. Pilgrims will find the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles (a UNESCO World Heritage site) to Santiago de Compostela. And everyone will find a haven of tranquillity, where time seems to stand still. At the very heart of the Alyscamps site is the church of Saint-Honorat, a jewel of medieval architecture that plays a key role for pilgrims. Dating back to the 12th century, this spiritual site marks the starting point of the Chemin d'Arles, one of France's main routes to Santiago de Compostela. With its carved portal and serene atmosphere, the church invites contemplation and is the perfect introduction to this historic and spiritual route. With Luma Arles and Frank Gehry's modern Tower in the background, Les Alyscamps is a testament to the link between past and present, a place where history, art and nature blend harmoniously. To visit this site is to immerse yourself in a unique experience, where the soul of the place is revealed to those who take the time to explore it. To make the most of your visit, we recommend purchasing a pass (available from our online ticketing service), which will enable you to visit the city's various museums and monuments more economically. Guided tours and cultural events take place during every school vacation. Please note that although most of the site is accessible to people with reduced mobility, some areas may be difficult to access.

Let yourself be told the story of the Rhône à Sète Canal during a cycling tour. Did you know? The Rhône à Sète Canal flows into the Étang de Thau. Set off on a bike ride along the Rhône à Sète Canal. Accompanied by a passionate guide, you will discover the fascinating history of this canal, a true emblem of the region’s heritage. From the port of Beaucaire to the Nourriguier lock, enjoy the canal’s peaceful landscapes, blending nature, river heritage, and historical anecdotes. The route is approximately 12 km round trip. Bicycle and helmet not provided.

Discover the themed guided tour “Hercule, the Drac, and Friends.” Did you know? A monster haunts the murky waters of the Rhône near Beaucaire. Do you know its name? The Drac! Discover the myths, legends, and traditions as you look up at the façades of private mansions, the squares, and other monuments in Beaucaire’s historic center (a fun activity booklet is given to each child following the visit!).

Every Monday in summer at 10:30 a.m., enjoy a guided tour of Beaucaire’s historic center in English: “Beaucaire, Mansions and Elegant Residences.” Dive into the heart of Beaucaire's history with a guided tour full of anecdotes, heritage, and authentic charm. Let yourself be carried away by the cobblestone streets, Renaissance facades, and shaded squares that, at every turn, tell the story of this city with its prestigious past. The tour can also be adapted to German during the same visit.

Accompanied by a passionate tour guide, enter the most beautiful private mansions of Beaucaire and discover the history of the Madeleine Fair. Did you know? In the 17th and 18th centuries, Beaucaire was a major hub of trade thanks to the Foire de la Madeleine, during which the town became a free-trade zone. Its Rhône port attracted merchants from across the kingdom and the Mediterranean. At that time, the town experienced incredible growth, and magnificent private mansions were built. Your guide will invite you to admire remarkable façades and step through the doors of a few inner courtyards to share the stories of their owners and the history of the Foire de la Madeleine.

By reservation during the holidays! As a team, dive into a unique Escape Game at the Beaucaire Fortress… Wander through the castle gardens before uncovering the secrets of its keep! Have you ever heard of the Drac? A legendary creature, lurking in the dark waters of the Rhône, at the foot of the Fortress of Beaucaire. Invisible and elusive, it terrified the locals and left no chance to those foolish enough to venture too close… Something had to be done. In May 1863, a grand ceremony was held. The prefect had ordered the Drac to be captured and presented to the public. The guest of honor? None other than Frédéric Mistral himself, tasked with recounting this incredible event. But deep down… do you really believe the Drac was captured? To find out, you’ll need to relive that day alongside Mistral. Dive into this fascinating adventure and try to uncover the dragon’s secret. Following the success of The Quest for the Grail, which drew over 7,000 participants, a brand-new challenge awaits you at the Fortress of Beaucaire. Skill trials, brain-teasing puzzles, full immersion, and just a touch of magic… Get ready for an unforgettable experience with family or friends! The game begins in the gardens of the Fortress, at the Auguste Jacquet Museum, Place Raimond VII in Beaucaire. The nearby Parking des Arènes is recommended. This adventure is ideal for ages 10 and up, though younger children are welcome if accompanied. Teams of three or more players in good physical condition are recommended to fully enjoy the game. An accompanying adult is required for each session. Game available in English.

Choose the guided tour of the Beaucaire Fortress, the former residence of the Counts of Toulouse, to discover the history of this medieval stronghold and its polygonal tower. Did you know? Bullfights were once held on the upper part of the fortress site, and the chapel was even used as a bull pen. Your guide will invite you to dive into Beaucaire’s past. Before becoming the seat of a seneschal administering royal possessions in the South of France, the Beaucaire Fortress was first the residence of the Counts of Toulouse. Having endured numerous destructive attacks—such as the 1216 siege, a notable episode of the Albigensian Crusade—the fortress still preserves impressive remnants of its distant and glorious past. From the top of the tower, enjoy a panoramic view stretching from the hills of Beaucaire to the Alpilles, across the Montagnette, and all the way to Mont Ventoux.

In a post-apocalyptic world where laws have vanished and only the boldest survive, a team of stunt performers invites you into a spectacular and dangerous universe. For a few hours of total immersion, audiences discover the secrets of the stunt profession through a series of action-packed scenes worthy of the biggest blockbuster movies, presented by the Spectra Création team. At the heart of an abandoned zone transformed into a survival arena, roaring engines, explosions, flames, and confrontations unfold at a breathtaking pace : - Vehicle crashes and collisions - Vehicle drag stunts - High falls - Fight scenes and special effects - Fire stunts - Technical demonstrations inspired by action films Combining adrenaline, controlled danger, and remarkable human performances, Les Jeudis de la Cascade (Stunt Thursdays) takes spectators behind the scenes of an extraordinary profession where precision, courage, and entertainment become one. An explosive and immersive experience to enjoy with family and friends this summer.

Unique in the region, Le Vieux Mas transports you for a visit to a traditional 20th-century farm. Get up close and personal with the farm animals, share in the expertise of passionate craftsmen, and thrill to the shows. An immersion in time. Live farm animals, old forgotten trades, the classroom, the farmer's house... Come and share the know-how of passionate craftsmen, watch the Vierzon tractor being fired up with a blowtorch or the threshing machine being put into operation, take a ride on the little train, and thrill to our shows: the door of legends, the flight of carrier pigeons... An authentic and convivial return to our roots for young and old alike.

In the Alpilles massif, numerous hydraulic structures have been built to supply all municipalities with water. The canal of the Baux valley, put in operation since July 3, 1914, passes along the southern foothills of the massif. The specificity of this environment associated with that of a canal, which must include a gentle slope allowing the good flow of water, led to the development of several canal bridges in the municipalities of Maussane-les-Alpilles and the Paradou.

Between vineyards and olive trees, stands the castle of Baux-de-Provence. The oldest remains of the medieval castle of Les Baux date back to the 12th century. On the same date, the village around the castle already existed, with its few streets, its houses partly troglodytes (dug in the rock) and its two churches: Saint-Vincent in the middle of the houses on the spur and Saint-André with its cemetery at the foot of the slope.

""French map of the cut stone offered by the quarrymen and stonecutters of today in honour of the quarrymen and stonemasons from the past who, by erecting cathedrals and castles, chapels and modest houses built our common heritage : France." This map is 5 m by 5 and weighs 6 tons. It represents France at 1/200 000 and has as many different stones as departments. It was realized by the “Compagnons Passants Tailleurs de Pierres” association.

The Gaudre du Trible, takes its source north of the village of Baux-de-Provence, cross the town of Maussane-les-Alpilles and flows south in the channel of the Baux Valley. Gaudre, Provençal term meaning "small brook", refers to the natural flows of the Alpilles. These are secondary streams whose flow depends on precipitation. In the dry period, they do not flow any more or less, while during periods of precipitation, they are more abundant.

The Planet fountain, was erected in 1810. It was Dr. Denis-Honoré Quenin, then mayor of Maussane-les-Alpilles, who had it built at his own expense on land belonging to him. The water collected at the Grand Moulin de Manville was brought by a pottery pipe in the heart of "Old Maussane". But it will be necessary to wait until 1920 so that this fountain is prolonged of a wash-house. It was then built in the same style as the Napoleon wash, allowing to stand.

This mural was realized in 2014 by 35 students under the mentorship of the artist Jean-Claude Quilici. The latter is a painter of Corsican origin, born in Marseille in 1941, who has a workshop in Maussane-les-Alpilles. Specialized in Provencal painting, he exhibited in the largest French, American and Japanese galleries. ;Among other things, he has created a 40m by 4m mural for the University of Corte and a 130m long mural for the Marseille metro.

This Second Empire wash house style (Napoleon III), was inaugurated on March 26, 1865, after having been realized by the Avignon architect Louis Astruc. The inhabitants of the town came there to do their laundry, making an important social meeting place. For the period this wash house presented a great particularity : It allowed to do the laundry standing, and no longer on the knees. ;

Completed in 1754, the church was designed in a neoclassical style by the Avignon architect Joseph Mottard. Externally, the bell tower is a tall square tower terminated by an openwork balustrade and a wrought iron campanile. The interior is a construction with 3 naves. The south side is illuminated by large windows enriched with stained glass windows of the 19th century, while the north side shows blind windows because of the mistral.

Built around 1869 by the Avignon architect Louis Astruc, it is an unexpected masterpiece for a village that only had 1800 inhabitants. In the center of a large bassin, stands a pillar supporting a cauldron. Around, four feminine figures represent the four seasons. Originally, it served as a public fountain and then became a place of refreshment for the terraces of neighbouring cafes. It also feeds the Napoleon III wash house, located nearby.

The chapel dates from the 19th century, and was the place of pilgrimage for many Christians. It was erected in honor of the stele, which is above its roof, which according to Christian tradition, represents the Holy Mary Magdalene, Mary Jacobe, and Mary Salome, who came to Saintes-Maries-de-la -Mer to convert the region. It is said that it was actually three Roman characters, which included the general Caius Marius and his wife Julia, aunt of Julius Ceasar.

If the village only had its church and a few houses in the 19th century, it is at the center of a territory that includes the most beautiful farmhouses in the Camargue: the painted farmhouse, the Cazeau tower farmhouse. This sector specializes in the breeding of herds of bulls and the cultivation of rice, including organic rice. There is also an important private research center on the flora and fauna of the marshes, the biological station of the Tour du Valat.

On the edge of the Vaccarès pond nature reserve, the Domaine de Méjanes offers a privileged approach to the Camargue and its traditions, while respecting the environment. The domain of Méjanes is an old fortified residence of the Templars of the 13th century, part of the buildings of which date from the 11th century. Acquired by Paul Ricard in 1939, the Domaine is now an agricultural and tourist property which allows you to discover all the riches of the Camargue natural environment, on foot, on horseback, by mountain bike or with the little train. Authentic and secret, this land between the Rhône and the Mediterranean is unique for its flora and fauna, the wetlands of which are an exceptional natural place of residence for a multitude of animal and plant species. Phone. +33 (0) 4 90 97 10 10 Fax +33 (0) 4 90 97 12 32 http://www.mejanes-camargue.fr

In the heart of Mérindol, a small village at the foot of the Luberon, Sébastien and Mathieu offer a menu of wood-fired Provencal specialities. A modest stone house, a terrace shaded by fig and mulberry trees, antique furniture and a wood-fired oven: it's in this rustic Luberon atmosphere that you'll be welcomed at La Terrasse des Cigales. In the heart of the old Vaudois village of Mérindol, in the southern Luberon between Lourmarin and Mallemort, Mathieu and Sébastien propose uncompromising Provencal recipes: aïoli, monkfish bourride and lamb shoulders cooked over a wood-fired oven. In summer: an intimate terrace bordered by the stones of the region's traditional bories; in winter: authentic dishes served by the warmth of the wood fire. Recently settled in this small village, Mathieu and Sébastien play the local game and select their products from the most local producers: beer and apple juice from the neighboring fields and orchards, lamb from the Alpilles and oil from the ancient village mill.

At Mas Saint Bertrand Nature atmosphere in a still wild setting. Camarguais restaurant for lunch, Gîtes and Bed and Breakfast From the end of March to the end of October: +33 (0) 4 42 48 80 69

Home-cooked Provencal cuisine, served in front of the fireplace in winter in the large, bright dining room, and on the large, shady terrace in summer. Ample free private parking in front of the restaurant.

Charming restaurant in a stone farmhouse. Fresh home-made cuisine. Romantic decor, garden and terrace for sunny weather. Private parking.

Relax and breathe… On the wine route, two kilometres from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, La Sommellerie is a haven of peace. In the elegant setting of the restaurant, you will enjoy a refined and home-made cuisine. This former sheepfold dating from the 17th century with its thick walls and typically Provençal character has 16 bedrooms and a restaurant opening on to a shaded terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. An ideal environment for business lunches and for romantic dinners.

Bistro-style restaurant, terrace with view, cosy, modern interior.

Traditional cuisine based on fresh and seasonal produce.

Opening 03/04/2020 > 18/10/2020 In the very heart of the Alpilles in Provence, Huttopia Fontvieille – Provence campsite boasts an exceptional location in the pine forest of Fontvieille.

If the village only had its church and a few houses in the 19th century, it is at the center of a territory that includes the most beautiful farmhouses in the Camargue: the painted farmhouse, the Cazeau tower farmhouse. This sector specializes in the breeding of herds of bulls and the cultivation of rice, including organic rice. There is also an important private research center on the flora and fauna of the marshes, the biological station of the Tour du Valat.

In the heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

Located in the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park at the gates of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer, this 4.5 hectare campsite benefits from choice halfway between the interior of Provençal lands (Baux de Provence, Saint Remy de Provence ) and the Mediterranean coast (Saintes Maries de la Mer).

Located in the heart of the Camargue Regional Natural Park in the Bouches du Rhône department, at the gates of Arles and Saintes Maries de la Mer, this 4.5 hectare campsite benefits from choice halfway between the interior of Provençal lands ( Baux de Provence, Saint Remy de Provence) and the Mediterranean coast (Saintes Maries de la Mer).

Gîte for hikers and cyclists. At the foot of the Luberon, close to hiking trails, shared pool, fully-equipped kitchen, bathroom with shower, sink and toilet.

Nestling on the southern slopes of the Luberon, this natural area comprises 25 pitches with swimming pool. Ideally located for visiting Provence, it is equipped with all amenities.

From the ruins of the buildings of this former royal saltworks, easily accessible, but with authorization, you can access magnificent discovery trails on 4.5 kilometers of hiking trails. The three observatories and the trails are reserved for visitors with an authorization issued to La Capelière. Warning : Photography is regulated throughout the site. Dogs are not allowed on the site.

Nestled at the foot of the Luberon in an 18th-century farmhouse, you'll appreciate the calm, comfort and authenticity of our two rooms, as well as our warm, friendly welcome.

A hostel for overnight and longer stays, suitable for hikers, horseriders, and cyclists, but also for family weekends or big get-togethers. The hostel can accommodate up to 15 people. 2 dormitories + 1 studio. Fully equipped kitchen at your disposal, also breakfast service, half board or full board available. Please give at least 24 hours' notice before your arrival to ensure we have enough fresh produce on hand. ""Made-up Bed"" Option, with duvets, pillowcase and sheets (€5). ""Towels"" option (€5), with handtowels and bath towels at your disposal. Bed only: €21 + €0.88 daily tax - breakfast: €6.50/person - full evening meal, with starter, main course and dessert: €18.50 - per night with half board (dinner, overnight stay and breakfast): €46/person - picnic lunch: €8/person - per night full board: €54/person (by prior reservation)