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Make a beeline for Avignon’s market, where locals bustle about with their morning spoils, crates spill sun-kissed vegetables, and aromas of fragrant herbs fill the air. Then, swing by a street-side café and watch bouquets of Sunflowers in brown paper bob by.
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Ooh la la

Picasso, Van Gogh, Cézanne... some of history's most iconic artists have flourished below the colour-splashed skylines of Provence. But art's not the only thing this region's famous for – luxury beauty and skincare brand, L’Occitane began right here in the magical town of Manosque.

Have your Marseille

For a glitzy port city with green space galore, it must be Marseille. And in a region of rolling hills and barn-studded vineyards, it's no surprise that this city is 50% parks! If history enchants you, Notre-Dame de la Garde's calling, while the vibrant Le Panier neighbourhood offers French charm and then some.

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Top 10 things to do in Provence

Looking for things to do in Provence, but not sure where to start? Speckled among the olive trees, lavender fields and vineyards are time-worn relics, natural gems and beautiful hilltop towns…

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Bucket-list France: a sightseer's guide

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Why France and Spain are fab for big families

France and Spain attract endless tourists year-round thanks to their short flight times from the UK, stunning coastlines and exquisite food. But when you’re travelling as a big family, you want a little more than that... Think all-inclusive packages, buzzy resorts to keep everyone entertained and the beachfront at your fingertips

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What is Provence famous for?

Provence holidays are famous for their lavender fields, vineyards and charming villages. The region offers a quintessential French countryside experience, with scenic landscapes, historic towns and a strong culinary tradition that attracts visitors from around the world.

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When is lavender season in Provence?

Lavender season in Provence typically runs from late June to early August, depending on the exact location and weather conditions. This is one of the most popular times to visit, as the fields are in full bloom and create stunning views across the countryside.

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Is Provence good for food and wine?

Yes, Provence is one of France’s top regions for food and wine. Visitors can enjoy local markets, sample regional dishes and visit vineyards producing renowned wines, particularly rosé. The emphasis on fresh, seasonal ingredients enhances the overall dining experience.

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What can you do in Provence?

Visitors can explore picturesque villages, visit vineyards, browse local markets and enjoy scenic walks through the countryside. The region also offers cultural attractions, historic sites and opportunities to experience traditional French rural life.

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Is Provence suitable for a relaxing holiday?

Yes, Provence is ideal for a relaxing holiday, thanks to its peaceful atmosphere, beautiful landscapes and slower pace of life. It is perfect for travellers looking to unwind while enjoying culture, food and natural beauty.