All Attractions in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Discover the charming cobbled streets of the historic centre of town. They will lead you to the San Rafeu church, to the watchtower and to the underground Carolingian crypts. You can explore the Archaeological Museum before learning about Felix Martin, who as mayor transformed this fishing village into a bustling seaside resort. It was during his term in office that Read more...

The maritime City of Toulon nestles in Europe’s largest and most beautiful Bay, bordered by high wooded hills topped with ancient forts: an unusual but idyllic marriage of sea and mountain. Although the city has been a powerful military port for centuries, its bay offers much more than the naval base. The adjacent coast alternates pretty creeks shaded by umbrella Read more...

Marseille, pearl of South France: Visit and learn about the Old Port: history of an ancient site. The Ferry-boat and the town hall. Hôtel Dieu: the history of Le Panier district. Place de Lenche, St. Laurent Church, MuCEM, Villa Méditerranée, Regards de Provence Museum, La Major Cathedrals, Vieille Charité: former poorhouse now a museum, Place des Moulins, Hôtel de Cabre: Read more...

NICE, CAPITAL OF THE FRENCH RIVIERA: A multi-faceted destination, excellence naturally, stroll in town, a natural brilliance with cultural heritage, sport events, gastronomy and architecture… Read more...

The history of Cannes is as much singular as its bay is spellbounded. The Beaches and La Croisette magnify a seafront spotted by the Lérins Islands. In addition the Old Port and Le Suquet bring a picturesque supplement to its prestigious aura. You are invited to a delicious stroll in the past. The richness of the natural heritage is not Read more...

Avignon, for some time capital of Christendom in the Middle Ages, retains the indelible mark of its grandiose destiny: the Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes), the Saint-Benezet brigde, called the « pont d’Avignon » of worldwide fame through its commemoration by the song, and the ramparts constitute an exceptional complex of monuments listed by UNESCO as World Heritage Read more...

Places to see in Cap d’Antibes and Juan-les-Pins: Stroll around the Fort Carré Le Chemin du Calvaire – Cap d’Antibes, the Costal path “Chemin des Douaniers”, known as “sentier de Tire-poil” Visit Old Antibes and Juan Les Pins on the Little Train, making the most of the stops in the heart of the town, returning with the same ticket. The Read more...