A UNESCO World Heritage Site Avignon is a true open-air museum, listed since 1995 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. Avignon was throughout the 14th century a pontifical city. Nine Popes have succeeded each other and The Popes’ Palace is […]
World Heritage-listed The bridge of Avignon (“Pont Saint-Bénezet” from its historical name) is a UNESCO World Heritage monument. Beyond its historical value, it is also known worldwide for the children’s song that bears its name. Built from the 12th century, […]
The Venice of Provence L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue takes its name from the river Sorgue which rises a few kilometers upstream in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse and is divided into multiple arms and canals that divide the city into several islands. For this reason, the city […]
In the Ochre Land(scapes) …. From the 17th century until today with the “Société des Ocres de France”, the ocher industry, combined with erosion, has created spectacular landscapes. Sandy island with exceptional colors, from a soft and tender yellow to […]
A true feeling of Freedom The extraordinary variety of Provence reliefs and landscapes offers everyone the opportunity to practice cycling as his own pace : mountain biking, sports cycling, or simply biking. Discovering the Luberon, lavender fields, the Dentelles de […]
