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's 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.
What is Provence like for holidays?
Provence holidays offer a blend of historic towns, lavender fields, vineyards and Mediterranean coastlines. This iconic French region is perfect for culture lovers, foodies and scenic nature enthusiasts alike.
Is Provence good for food and wine experiences?
Yes, Provence is one of France’s premier regions for food and wine. Visitors can enjoy rosé wine tastings, local produce markets, farm‑to‑table restaurants and classic Provencal cuisine in charming village settings.
What are the landscapes like in Provence?
Provence features rolling lavender fields, olive groves, vineyards and stunning hilltop villages. It’s ideal for scenic drives, cycling tours and photography in the heart of southern France.
When is the best time to visit Provence?
The best time to visit is between May and September when flowers are in bloom, weather is warm and outdoor markets, festivals and vineyards are at their best.
What can you do in Provence?
Visitors can explore historic towns, visit vineyards, cycle through rural landscapes, enjoy local markets, relax in cafés and take scenic drives to the Mediterranean coast.
