Arles is a Provencal city that was also known as Little Rome. Centuries ago it played an important role as one of Julius Caesar’s colonies, but today it is a great open-air museum confirming the power of the Roman Empire. It is also the city where Vincent van Gogh created his most important paintings – and lost an ear.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is a Provencal town with a rich past. It is here that Nostradamus was born, and Van Gogh healed his psyche and created his greatest works.
Gordes is a wonderful Provencal town situated on top of a hill, and is probably visited by every tourist in the region. There are not too many attractions here, but you can still spend a good part of the day in the town.
Aix-en-Provence is a Provencal city known primarily to lovers of the work of Paul Cezanne. This former capital of Provence offers many attractions and has a unique atmosphere.
Fontaine de Vaucluse is an exceptionally picturesque Provencal town. It is located in the heart of Provence and impresses every tourist who visits it.