The Activities Discover other activities Arles Arles is a city of art and history, classified by UNESCO as a World Heritage site for three key reasons: For its historic center and the ensemble of its Roman and Romanesque monuments, As part of the Camino de Santiago (St. James’ Way), with the Arles route being one of the four main routes that have crossed France and Europe towards Santiago de Compostela since the Middle Ages, As a natural space of global importance for the Camargue (Biosphere Reserves).Arles is not only a rich Roman and Romanesque heritage site, but also the city of Van Gogh, the capital of the Camargue, and an annual hub for photography, music, and bullfighting Link Arles

The Activities Discover other activities The Abbaye de Sénanque Near the village of Gordes, for over 900 years, the Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque has been home to a community of Cistercian Brothers who live according to the Rule of Saint Benedict, following the purest monastic tradition. Come discover the history of the abbey, visit the nave, and attend the liturgies celebrated by the Brothers. Link Abbaye de Sénanque

The Activities Discover other activities Carrière des lumières The quarries of Les Baux-de-Provence were converted into a sound and light show in 1978.Each year, Carrières des Lumières offers you an extraordinary experience by immersing yourself in the works of great painters, thanks to the musical projection of their masterpieces onto the immense walls, pillars, and floors.A unique venue, a magical atmosphere, and a feast for the eyes! Link Carrière des lumières

The Activities Discover other activities The Pont du Gard The Pont du Gard is a Roman aqueduct bridge with three levels, located between Uzès and Remoulins, not far from Nîmes. Spanning the Gardon River, it was likely built in the first half of the 1st century AD and was part of the Roman aqueduct system that transported water from Uzès to Nîmes. It was classified as a historical monument in 1840 and was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in December 1985. Links Pont du Gard Pont du Gard

The Activities Discover other activities The Theatre of Orange Built during the reign of Augustus, the Ancient Theatre of Orange is one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the Western world and is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is renowned for the exceptional preservation of its stage wall (37 meters high and 107 meters long), its stage (61 meters in length and 9 meters wide), and, above all, its excellent acoustics. It can accommodate up to 8,000 spectators. Today, it hosts numerous performances, including the Chorégies, a world-renowned lyrical arts festival. A guided tour followed by a 3D video projection. Equipped with a virtual reality headset, you are transported back to the 1st century BC to witness the construction of the monument. There are also self-guided tours with audio guides in 10 languages, as well as a film in French and English about the history of the monument since the Roman Empire. Links Antic Theatre Antic Theatre

The Activities Discover other activities Aix-en-Provence A city of water, art, and Paul Cézanne, you will be charmed by its famous Cours Mirabeau, its narrow streets, squares, fountains, market, downtown shops, museums, art galleries, artists’ studios, and its music festival, all with the Sainte-Victoire mountain in the background against a blue sky. A must-visit! Links Aix en Provence Film