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Explore the archeological museum in Nimes, the Museum Romanian. The newly built museum has unique and modern architecture, attracting numerous visitors. The museum is famous for its authentic and well preserved Roman monuments. The collections are from early times, stretching over 2500 years.

Museum Romanite

Entrance Ticket Adult

Entrance Ticket (7-17 y.o.)

Professional Guide

Family Entrance Ticket (2 adults + 2 children)

See the must-visit monument in Nimes, the Roman Amphitheatre of Nimes. Established around 100 AD, just a few years after the Colosseum in Rome, it's one of the world's best-preserved Roman amphitheaters. Once it was the venue for the Roman games, today it boasts bullfights during Feria.

Amphitheatre of Nimes

Entrance Ticket

Established in 1096, the Nimes Cathedral was rebuilt in the 19th-century. The Romanesque cathedral was the seat of the Bishops of Nimes until 1877.

Nimes Cathedral

Soak into authentic historical sites in Nimes such as well-known Tour Magne. The ancient stone watchtower was a part of the Roman city wall dating back from the Augustinian Era. Having 28 meters (92 feet) high, it offers beautiful panoramic views.

Tour Magne

Discover the beauty of the Jardin de La Fontaine. The 17th-century park houses Roman ruins, extensive botanic gardens, ponds, and numerous sculptures.

Jardin de La Fontaine

Ready for a month of festivity? Then come to the grand Nimes Festival, held at the Roman Amphitheater that was built in 100 A.D in the south of France, where you can watch and listen to Gorillaz, Foo Fighters, KISS, Sting and many other world-famous artists live!

Nimes Festival

Together with your driver-guide you explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more.

The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. Together with your guide you visit a local market and taste the famous rosé wines of Provence at a local winery.

Tour to Luberon Villages

Les Alpilles, located in the Provence region of France, is a picturesque range of limestone hills known for its enchanting landscapes, olive groves, and charming Provençal villages like Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. This tranquil and idyllic area offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness, attracting visitors with its timeless allure.

Les Alpilles

Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausole is a former monastery in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Provence, France. Several rooms of the building have been converted into a museum for Vincent van Gogh, who stayed there from 1889 - 1890 at a time when the monastery had been converted into an asylum.

Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausolé

A certified resort, a remarkable heritage site, the most beautiful village in Provence... There are plenty of quality labels for Les Baux de Provence. All the charms of the Provençal villages are concentrated in the Baux de Provence: small streets, charming little squares, shaded terraces, fountains, craft shops but also sunshine and joyful spirit. In short, a must if you visit Provence!

Baux de Provence

Meet your driver-guide for a day trip devoted to the exploration of the Alpilles, a harmonious natural site, and a chain of limestone mountains in the northwest of the Bouches du Rhône department, in Provence.

Les Alpilles, which is literary translated as the “Small Alps”, is a very secret and the most authentic part of Provence. The Alpilles has proudly preserved its traditions and the charm of a typically Provencal way and art of life.

You visit the St Rémy de Provence, a historic village built on one of the oldest archeological sites in Europe - Glanum. Together with your guide, you walk through its shaded boulevards and winding streets lined with private mansions from the Renaissance and the 18th century, beautifully restored homes, chapels, and convents. Here you can also find the Monastery of Saint-Paul de Mausolé, a gem of Provençal Romanesque architecture itself, that is famous for having taken in Vincent Van Gogh in 1889. It is in this monastery that Van Gogh painted 150 of his most well-known works.

Then you proceed to Baux de Provence, a picturesque Medieval village that is officially classified and labeled as "one of the most beautiful villages in France”. Here you can find carefully restored architectural masterpieces on every corner of the village’s cobblestone lanes and enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of Arles and the Alpilles that open up from the Citadel of Les Baux de Provence.

*Minimum 2 people needed for the tour

Trip to Alpilles

With a total area of around 3,000 hectares under vine, Châteauneuf-du-Pape is one of the most important appellations in the Côtes du Rhône region. Its name is synonymous with the best red wines in France. The appellation has the history of the village of the same name to thank for its fame.

Châteauneuf-du-Pape

One of the most visited ancient landmarks in France, the Pont du Gard aqueduct, is Roman's true masterpiece. Built-in the 1st-century AD, the Pont du Gard is one of the best-preserved and the highest of Roman aqueduct bridges.

Pont du Gard

The arena of Nîmes, along with the one in Arles and the Colosseum of Rome, is one of the most well-preserved from the ancient past. After being the venue for the Roman games, it today hosts bullfights during the Féria.

Nimes Amphitheatre

Meet your driver-guide for a day trip devoted to the incredible Roman heritage of Provence.

In the 1st century BC, Julius Caesar and his Legionnaires defeated the Celts in Gaul, and the land they conquered became Roman Provincia. The region still boasts rich Roman presence, which lasted for about 500 years, and today you get to tour the best-preserved Roman monuments in the south of France.

One of the places you see today is the ancient UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard which is the highest aqueduct ever built in Roman times. You then proceed to Nimes, one of the major cities in Roman times, to visit the well-preserved Nimes Amphitheatre (entrance tickets included).

As a culmination of the tour you proceed to Châteauneuf-du-Pape, a village and a renown French Wine Appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC), the history of which is entwined with the history of Avignon Papacy. Here you visit a local winery and taste its rich wines.

*Minimum 2 people needed for tour

Provence Heritage Tour

Notre-Dame de la Garde Basilica, perched atop a hill in Marseille, France, is an iconic symbol of the city, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and the surrounding landscape. With its ornate design, vibrant mosaics, and revered Madonna and Child statue, the basilica holds both religious significance and a breathtaking vantage point for visitors.

Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica

Saint-Victor Abbey, located in Marseille, France, is a historic site that dates back to the 5th century and holds a rich religious and architectural legacy. Known for its ancient crypt, intricate carvings, and serene atmosphere, the abbey provides a glimpse into Marseille's early Christian history and remains an intriguing destination for visitors.

Saint-Victor Abbey

The Old Port of Marseille, known as the Vieux-Port, is a bustling waterfront area that has been the heart of the city for centuries, with a rich maritime history and vibrant atmosphere. Lined with cafes, markets, and historic buildings, the port offers a delightful blend of culture, commerce, and picturesque views of the Mediterranean.

Old Port of Marseille

First, you travel to an outstanding viewpoint - Cape Canaille and continue to Cassis, with its picturesque fishing port lined with cafes. Here you take a 45-minute public boat trip to discover 3 Calanques, steep-walled coves with tiny harbors or beaches at the end. Return to Marseille and have a panoramic city tour with a photo stop at Notre Dame de la Garde Basilica. Here you have a great view of the city and may observe the Frioul islands and If Castle.

Continue to the Corniche Road and finally arrive by the 11th-century Saint-Victor Abbey that guards the entry of the Old Port.

After the tour, you are taken back to the hotel.

*Minimum 2 people needed for the tour

Marseille Sightseeing and Calanques

Enjoy the most popular attraction in Monaco, the Monte Carlo Casino. Established in 1863, the legendary Place du Casino boasts a vibrant and glamorous atmosphere full of fun activities.

Monte Carlo Casino

Castle Hill in Nice (Colline du Château) dominates the city and divides the seaside part of Nice into two parts: the eastern part with the port, and the western part with the Old Town of Nice. The 92 m high hill offers views from all sides, and tourists take the most recognizable photos of Nice from here.

Castle Hill in Nice

Walk around the Promenade des Anglais and soak up the postcard-like views of the French Riviera. The renowned seaside esplanade stretches for around 7 kilometers (4.5 mi) along the Mediterranean coast in Nice, attracting visitors and locals likewise to enjoy a leisurely stroll. The Promenade des Anglais was named after the English aristocracy that came to visit Nice in the early 18th century and paved the scenic shoreline.

Promenade des Anglais

The Prince's Palace of Monaco is the official residence of the Sovereign Prince of Monaco. Built in 1191 as a Genoese fortress, during its long and often dramatic history it has been bombarded and besieged by many foreign powers.

Prince's Palace

Meet your private driver-guide and embark on an exciting full day trip to French Riviera. 

You are taken straight to Monaco to see the Changing of the Guard in front of the Prince's Palace and enjoy the view of the sea and the Old Town. Drive on the Monaco world famous race-track. and have a short stop by the old Casino of Monte Carlo. 

Continue the trip and arrive in Eze -  charming hilltop town on the Cote d’Azur. The main church of the city is dating back to 14th century. Take an opportunity to enjoy a walk through the cobblestone streets and a typical medieval atmosphere. At the footsteps of Eze, you may visit the Fragonard factory. 

Finally, you arrive in Nice and witness the picturesque Old Town abundant in souvenir stalls, cafes and shops, see the Castle Hill, with the ruins of the former Chateau de Nice and walk along the Promenade des Anglais that stretches through the entire city coastline with the Baie des Anges.

Embark on an exciting full-day trip to French Riviera and start with a trip to Monaco to see the Changing of the Guard in front of the Prince's Palace and soak up the views of the sea and the Old Town. Drive on the Monaco world-famous race-track and have a short stop by the old Casino of Monte Carlo. Continue the trip to Eze - a charming hilltop town on the Cote d'Azur, the main church of which dates back to the 14th century. Take an opportunity to enjoy a walk through the cobblestone streets and marvel at the typical medieval atmosphere. Finally, arrive at Nice and witness the picturesque Old Town abundant in souvenir stalls, cafes, and shops. See the Castle Hill, with the ruins of the former Chateau de Nice, and walk along the Promenade des Anglais that stretches through the entire city coastline with the Baie des Anges.

French Riviera Tour

Explore the captivating city of Nimes. Led by an experienced guide, discover the rich history and cultural treasures of this southern French city.

Visit the remarkable Roman Arena and the beautifully preserved Maison Carrée, emblematic of Nimes' Roman heritage. Stroll through the charming streets of the historical center, taking in the elegant architecture and lively atmosphere. 

Explore the serene Jardins de la Fontaine and admire the iconic Fountain of Nimes. Depending on your preferences, the tour can also include visits to museums and galleries. With insightful commentary from your guide, this half-day tour offers a memorable experience of Nimes' fascinating past and vibrant present.

Nimes Discovery Tour

Explore the rich history and delectable cuisine of Aix-en-Provence on this immersive walking tour. Wander through charming cobblestone streets, admire architectural marvels, and delve into the city's fascinating past. Indulge in gourmet delights at local food markets, bakeries, and cafés, savoring the flavors that make Aix-en-Provence a gastronomic paradise.

Treat your taste buds to local delicacies like black and green tapenade, local cheeses, and Nougat, and of course, taste local Provençal PDO (Protected Designation of Origin) classified wine! 

Available on Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday

Aix-en-Provence Historical & Gourmet Walking Tour

Prepare for a full day tour of the Provence countryside.
Together with your driver-guide, you explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. 
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes.
Continue your trip with a visit to charming villages of Provence and after the tour, you are transferred back to your hotel.

*Note: During the summer season the truffle hunting tours start either at 10 am or 6 pm (recommended) during the winter months, the tour starts at 2:30 pm. Truffle hunting is based on a small group.

Prepare for a full day tour of the Provence countryside.
Explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. 
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes.
Continue your trip with a visit to charming villages of Provence.

Tour of the Luberon Villages & Truffle Hunting

Tasting in the Winery Provence

Group Truffle-Hunting in Provence

Guide - Driver Full Day

Private Truffle-Hunting in Provence

Meet your private guide and start a 3-hour food adventure in the very heart of Marseille. Be tempted by an array of Provençal delicacies such as Mediterranean specialties, wine, Provencal cheese, mint tea, and homemade lemonade. Visit the fish market and Le Panier, a place full of artisanal food shops on narrow pedestrian streets. Today you have 6 food stops to treat yourself with local cuisine.

Meet your private guide and start a 3-hour food adventure in the very heart of Marseille. Be tempted by an array of Provençal delicacies such as Mediterranean specialties, wine, Provencal cheese, mint tea, and homemade lemonade. Visit the fish market and Le Panier, a place full of artisanal food shops on narrow pedestrian streets. Today you have six food stops to treat yourself to local cuisine.

Marseille Food Tour

Saint-Sauveur Cathedral, located in Aix-en-Provence, France, is a stunning Roman Catholic cathedral celebrated for its mix of architectural styles, including Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque elements. Its intricate façade, grand interior, and historical significance make it a captivating site for both religious worship and cultural appreciation.

Saint-Sauveur Cathedral

Meet your private driver-guide and start a tour to Aix-en-Provence - cultural and artistic town in the heart of Provence. Visit the Old Town, St. Sauveur Cathedral and one of Cezanne’s favorite hilltop painting spots. Walk through its market where you may try numerous local specialties like calissons, biscuits, and nougats. Today you also  have a stop at the lovely garden, the ruins of the Roman baths on which Aix-en-Provence was founded. We will also visit the Hôtel de Caumont Art Center, the newly restored private mansion before heading back to Marseille.

Meet your private driver-guide and start a tour to Aix-en-Provence - the artistic town in the heart of Provence. Visit the Old Town, St. Sauveur Cathedral, and one of Cezanne’s favorite hilltop painting spots. Walk through its market where you may try numerous local specialties like calissons, biscuits, and nougats. Today you also stop at a lovely garden and the ruins of the Roman baths on which Aix-en-Provence was founded. You also visit the Hôtel de Caumont Art Center, the newly restored private mansion, before heading back to Marseille.

Tour to Aix-en-Provence

Les Calanques, located along the Mediterranean coast near Marseille, France, is a breathtaking natural wonder characterized by rugged limestone cliffs, turquoise waters, and hidden coves. This protected national park offers a paradise for hikers, climbers, and beachgoers alike, providing a unique blend of coastal beauty and outdoor adventure.

Les Calanques

Meet your private driver-guide and in 20 minutes you arrive in the first port town on your route today - Cassis and village of Le Castellet to feel its medieval era charm. Continue to Bandol and its wineries for tastings. On a way back to Marseille you have time to take a boat (optional) in the National park of “Les Calanques” and have a 45-minute trip to witness the fjords of France.

Meet your private driver-guide and arrive at the first port town on your route today - Cassis and the village of Le Castellet to feel its medieval era charm. Continue to Bandol and its wineries for tastings. On the way back to Marseille, you have time to take a boat (optional) in the National park of “Les Calanques” and enjoy a 45-minute trip to marvel at the fjords of France.

Tour to Bandol Appellation and Cassis

Montagne Sainte-Victoire, situated near Aix-en-Provence in France, is a renowned mountain that has captivated artists like Paul Cézanne with its distinctive silhouette and captivating landscapes. Its limestone peaks and surrounding trails offer hikers and nature enthusiasts an opportunity to explore the stunning Provençal countryside and appreciate the inspiration it has provided to generations of creatives.

Montagne St. Victoire

Together with your private driver-guide, you have a trip to  Montagne St. Victoire - a major symbol of Provence and a favorite subject of Cézanne. Discover the villages on the slopes of Montagne St. Victoire and visit local wineries to taste at your choice: white, red or rose.

Together with your private driver-guide, you have a trip to Montagne St. Victoire - a major symbol of Provence and a favorite subject of Cézanne. Discover the villages on the slopes of Montagne St. Victoire and visit local wineries to taste at your choice: white, red or rose.

Provence Wineries Exploration

The Gran Sinagoga de Marsella, or Great Synagogue of Marseille, is a significant religious and cultural landmark in Marseille, France, serving as a hub for the local Jewish community. Its stunning architecture and historical importance make it a notable site for visitors interested in exploring Marseille's diverse heritage.

Gran Sinagoga de Marsella

Palais Longchamp, located in Marseille, France, is an impressive monument that combines a monumental fountain and a museum complex, designed to commemorate the construction of the Canal de Marseille. This architectural masterpiece offers both historical significance and a serene park setting, making it a popular destination for both locals and visitors.

Palais Longchamp

Meet your private guide and driver and start a 4-hour tour dedicated to Jewish Heritage in Marseille. Together you arrive in a beautiful synagogue Breteuil of Marseille with its Wall of Names, the names of 2000 people who were arrested and transported to concentration camps. Walk around its neighborhood and continue to the best viewpoint of the city and continue to the very heart of the city to see the extraordinary Palais Longchamp, the Old Port and the oldest neighborhood in France, the Panier.

Learn more about the Jewish Heritage in Marseille during this walking tour. Today you visit Breteuil of Marseille synagogue, then proceed to the city's best viewpoint and finish the excursion in France's oldest neighborhood.

Marseille Jewish Heritage

Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, situated near Saint-Rémy-de-Provence in France, is a historic monastery and psychiatric hospital where Vincent van Gogh voluntarily stayed and produced some of his most famous works. Today, the site offers visitors a chance to explore the connection between art and mental health, as well as appreciate the tranquil landscapes that once inspired the renowned artist.

Saint-Paul-de-Mausole

Dedicate your day to Van Gogh and significant places in Provence which influenced his art. Have a stop at St Paul de Mausole where Vincent Van Gogh lived in 1889 after his year in Arles. And get a chance to see his masterpieces at La fondation Vincent Van Gogh, in Arles and have a walking tour. During two years in Provence, the painter created many of his masterpieces as the Starry Night or the Yellow House painted in Arles. Witness the inspiring mountain chain of the Alpilles and the La Camargue.

Tour in the Footsteps of Van Gogh

Prepare for an exiting tour of the Provence countryside. Together with your private driver you head to the local farm in Provence famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes.
Continue your trip with a visit to charming villages of Provence and after the tour, you are transferred back to your hotel.

*Note: During the summer season the truffle hunting tours start either at 10 am or 6 pm (recommended) during the winter months, the tour starts at 2:30 pm. Truffle hunting is a private tour up to 8 people.

Prepare for a full day tour of the Provence countryside.
Explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. 
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes.

Truffle Hunting in Provence

Prepare for a full day tour of the Provence countryside.
Together with your driver-guide, you explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. In the morning you visit a winery and after the tour enjoy a picnic in the vineyards.
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes.

*Note: During the summer season the truffle hunting tours start either at 10 am or 6 pm (recommended) during the winter months, the tour starts at 2:30 pm. Truffle hunting is based on a small group.

Explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more.  In the morning you visit a winery and after the tour enjoy a picnic in the vineyards.
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold".

Tour to Provence Winery & Truffle Hunting

Prepare for a full day tour of the Provence countryside.
Together with your driver-guide, you explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. The Luberon is an area of lush vegetation and exceptional wildlife and a place where vineyards and cherry orchards dot the hillsides. In the morning you visit a winery and after the tour enjoy a picnic in the vineyards.
Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterwards you have a 3-course truffle tasting. After this visit, you know how to choose a real truffle, clean it and what are the best recipes. 
Continue your trip with a visit to charming villages of Provence and after the tour, you are transferred back to your hotel.

*Note: During the summer season the truffle hunting tours start either at 10 am or 6 pm (recommended) during the winter months, the tour starts at 2:30 pm. Truffle hunting is based on a small group.

Explore the Luberon region, characterized by a series of strikingly picturesque perched, hill-top villages, dating back 1000 years or more. Provence is also famous for truffles and you join a hunt for France's elusive "black gold"*. Local farmer and professionally trained dogs will accompany you in this search, and afterward, you have a 3-course truffle tasting.

Comprehensive Provence Truffle Hunting and Wine Tour

The cemetery located in Provence is run by the American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) is a U.S. government agency responsible for honoring the service, sacrifice, and memory of American military personnel who fought and died overseas in various conflicts. Through the establishment and maintenance of cemeteries, memorials, and monuments around the world, the ABMC preserves the legacy of these brave individuals and educates the public about their contributions.

American Rhone Cemetery

The Debarquement Museum, situated in Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, France, is a poignant tribute to the Allied D-Day landings of World War II, showcasing artifacts, multimedia exhibits, and detailed reconstructions of the historic events. Through immersive storytelling, the museum provides visitors with a profound understanding of the challenges and heroism that shaped the pivotal moments of June 6, 1944.

Debarquement Museum

Today you dive into history and explore WWII actions and facts. The tour starts from visiting the American Rhone Cemetry run by the American Battle Monuments Commission. Then you go to Debarquement Museum, dedicated to soldiers of landing troops. Later on, you see Dramont and Agay landing beaches.

World War 2 Memory Tour

Sisteron Cathedral, located in the town of Sisteron, France, is an exquisite example of Romanesque architecture, with its imposing façade and ornate sculptures showcasing the craftsmanship of the time. The cathedral's historical significance and intricate design make it a captivating landmark for those interested in exploring the cultural heritage of the region.

Sisteron Cathedral

Embark on a private guided day trip to Sisteron, a captivating town in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. With your knowledgeable guide, enjoy a scenic drive through the picturesque Provence countryside. Explore Sisteron's iconic Citadel, perched on a rocky outcrop, offering breathtaking views. Wander through medieval streets, visit the Notre-Dame-des-Pommiers Cathedral, and soak in the town's rich history. Take a leisurely stroll along the Durance River and savor the natural beauty. Immerse yourself in the charming atmosphere of Sisteron before returning back to your hotel, with cherished memories of this delightful day trip.

Trip to Sisteron

Experience the enchanting Camargue region on a memorable full-day private guided day trip from Avignon. Departing from Avignon, your knowledgeable guide will accompany you on the scenic drive to Camargue, located approximately 80 kilometers away. As you arrive, prepare to be captivated by the region's unique natural beauty, vast wetlands, and diverse wildlife.

Explore the picturesque towns of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer and Aigues-Mortes, both nestled within the Camargue. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural heritage of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer, known for its charming streets, beautiful beach, and historic church. In Aigues-Mortes, discover the well-preserved medieval walls, explore the narrow streets, and learn about the town's fascinating history.

Witness the magnificent Camargue horses, famous for their white coats and free-roaming nature, as well as the striking pink flamingos that inhabit the marshlands. Take in the stunning landscapes and vast rice fields, and learn about the unique ecosystem and traditional Camargue way of life.

Throughout the day, your guide will share insightful commentary, ensuring a memorable and informative experience. At the end of the day, you'll return to Avignon, enriched with the beauty and culture of the Camargue region.

Trip to Camargue

*The tour is available from Arles or Avignon.

Embark on a captivating Van Gogh walking tour in Arles, immersing yourself in the footsteps of the famous artist. Begin your tour at the iconic Café Van Gogh, which Van Gogh himself frequented. Explore the Place du Forum, the setting for his famous painting "Café Terrace at Night." Continue to the Yellow House, where Van Gogh lived and created many masterpieces. Admire the Langlois Bridge, featured in several of his works, and visit the Espace Van Gogh, a former hospital where he was treated and painted. Discover other significant locations, such as the Rhône River and the Alyscamps cemetery, which inspired his art. Delve into Van Gogh's life and artistry as you traverse the charming streets of Arles on this memorable walking tour.

*The tour is available from Arles or Avignon. 
	
Embark on a captivating Van Gogh walking tour in Arles, immersing yourself in the footsteps of the famous artist. Begin your tour at the iconic Café Van Gogh, which Van Gogh himself frequented. Explore the Place du Forum, the setting for his famous painting "Café Terrace at Night." Continue to the Yellow House, where Van Gogh lived and created many masterpieces. Admire the Langlois Bridge, featured in several of his works, and visit the Espace Van Gogh, a former hospital where he was treated and painted. Discover other significant locations, such as the Rhône River and the Alyscamps cemetery, which inspired his art. Delve into Van Gogh's life and artistry as you traverse the charming streets of Arles on this memorable walking tour.

Van Gogh Walking Tour

Arles: Professional Guide

Avignon: Professional Guide-Driver with Sedan

Avignon: Professional Guide-Driver with Minivan

Luberon National Park, nestled in the heart of Provence, France, is a picturesque expanse of rugged hills, charming villages, and vibrant flora. Its captivating landscapes and cultural heritage offer visitors a serene escape, where they can explore traditional Provençal architecture, local markets, and the natural beauty that has inspired artists and travelers for generations.

Luberon National Park

Enjoy the tour, which provides you with breathtaking hot air balloon ride taking from the rolling hills of the Luberon National Park. Admiring the Alps to the east is guaranteed. Buffet lunch and roundtrip transfers are included. *Note: arrive at the departure point for the flight is right before sunrise (in June 05.30 am, in winter 08.00 am)

Airballooning in the Luberon National Park

Round Trip Transfer  from Avignon/Aix-en-Provence

Sainte-Victoire Mountain, located near Aix-en-Provence in France, is an iconic limestone peak that has captivated artists like Paul Cézanne with its distinctive silhouette and ever-changing colors. Its role as a muse to artists and a haven for hikers offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural significance in the heart of Provence.

Sainte-Victoire Mountain

Join a small group of wine enthusiasts and have a half-day trip to Provence countryside. Drive by famous scenic landscape of Sainte-Victoire Mountain which was a source of inspiration for Cézanne. Arrive in Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire vineyards to sample tasty, full-bodied reds with excellent structure, and subtle and elegant rosés. *Note: the tour is available on Monday and Wednesday.

Spend a half-day admiring the famous scenic landscape of Sainte-Victoire Mountain which was a source of inspiration for Cézanne. Arrive in Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire vineyards to sample tasty, full-bodied reds with excellent structure, and subtle and elegant rosés.

Wine Tour in Provence

The L'Occitane factory is a renowned facility where the well-loved skincare and beauty products of L'Occitane en Provence are crafted using traditional methods and natural ingredients. Situated in Provence, France, the factory provides visitors with an immersive experience, showcasing the brand's commitment to sustainable practices and the artistry behind their luxurious products.

L'occitane factory

Join a small group and together with a driver-guide, you pass by picturesque roads lined with golden wheat and blue lavender prairies as far as the eye can see. Many photo stops included among the lavender fields in bloom. On the way back you have a short stop in L'Occitane cosmetics factory.
Note: the tour is available from June 10th to July 20th.

Take a chance to admire picturesque roads lined with golden wheat and blue lavender prairies as far as the eye can see. during your small group tour with a guide-driver.

Lavender Fields Tour

Tour to Lavender Fields from Aix-en-Provence

Tour to Lavender Fields from Avignon

The Triumphal Arch, located in Orange, France, is a remarkably preserved Roman monument built in the 1st century AD to commemorate military victories and honor Emperor Augustus. Its intricate carvings and imposing structure provide a glimpse into the grandeur of ancient Roman architecture and its significance as a symbol of power and achievement.

Triumphal Arch

Join a small group tour and together with a driver-guide, you embark on a trip to Provence. Today you visit villages of Roussillon, built on the top of the cliff, and Gordes, famous for its fortified castle an the church. On Tuesday and Thursday, you are taken to an open-air market full of local goods. Continue to the Fontaine de Vaucluse -  the largest spring in France, where the Sorgue river takes its waters. 
Following a lunch break, you continue to the Pont du Gard, the best-preserved aqueduct of the Roman period and have some free time to enjoy a medieval village Les Baux de Provence. On the way back to Avignon you have a photo stop by the Triumphal Arch and mausoleum in Saint Remy. 
*Note: the tour is available daily, and from November 1st to March 31st the tour is available on Monday, Thursday and Friday.

Embark on a trip to Provence. Today you visit villages of Roussillon, built on the top of the cliff, and Gordes, famous for its fortified castle an the church. On Tuesday and Thursday, you are taken to an open-air market full of local goods. Continue to the Fontaine de Vaucluse - the largest spring in France, where the Sorgue river takes its waters.
Following a lunch break, you continue to the Pont du Gard, the best-preserved aqueduct of the Roman period and have some free time to enjoy a medieval village Les Baux de Provence. On the way back to Avignon you have a photo stop by the Triumphal Arch and mausoleum in Saint Remy.

Exploring Provence Tour

Join a small group tour devoted to the exploration of Provence heritage and Avignon.  Together with a driver-guide, you visit the exceptional village of Les Baux de Provence,  discover the Pont du Gard, and have an introduction tour of Avignon - the city of the Popes in the 14th century. You also visit Châteauneuf-du-Pape, surrounded by the very famous vineyards, and have a wine tasting before heading back to Aux-de-Provence. 

*Note: the tour is available on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday all year round, and Sunday from April 1st to October 31st.

Provence and Avignon Tour

The Lavender Museum, situated in Coustellet, Provence, France, is a fragrant and educational attraction dedicated to the history, cultivation, and uses of lavender. Visitors can immerse themselves in the captivating world of lavender production, from its cultivation in picturesque fields to its transformation into essential oils and other products, all while enjoying the soothing aroma that defines the Provencal landscape.

Lavender Museum

Join a small group and together with a driver-guide, and pass by picturesque roads lined with golden wheat and blue lavender prairies as far as the eye can see. Stroll along a local open-air market in a Provence village and visit a cliffside village Gordes with its fortified castle and church. Continue to Pays de Salt or Roussillon (depending on the flowering stage) and have free time for lunch. Today you also have a photo stop at Senanque Abbey and visit Lavender Museum in Coustelle.

Go on a picturesque small group tour to Levander Fields. Together with your private guide, you will pass by spectacular roads lined with golden wheat and purple lavender fields. Later explore often photographed Provence village and visit cliffside village Gordes with its fortified castle and church. Continue to Pays de Salt or Roussillon, where you will enjoy delicious lunch. Also, have a stop at Senanque Abbey and visit Lavender Museum in Coustelle.

Tour to Lavender Fields and Sault

Join a small group tour and together with a driver-guide, you embark on a trip to Luberon region. Today you visit villages of Roussillon, built on the top of the cliff, and Gordes, famous for its fortified castle an the church. On Tuesday and Thursday, you are taken to an open-air market full of local goods. Continue to the Fontaine de Vaucluse -  the largest spring in France, where the Sorgue river takes its waters. *Note: the tour is available daily except for Sunday, and from November 1st to March 31st the tour is available on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday.

Embark on a trip to Luberon region. Today you visit villages of Roussillon, built on the top of the cliff, and Gordes, famous for its fortified castle an the church. On Tuesday and Thursday, you are taken to an open-air market full of local goods. Continue to the Fontaine de Vaucluse - the largest spring in France, where the Sorgue river takes its waters.

Group Tour to Luberon Villages from Avignon

Group Tour to Luberon Villages from Aix-en-Provence

Les Carrières de Lumières, situated in Les Baux-de-Provence, France, is an immersive art experience held within a former limestone quarry, where vibrant and large-scale projections of famous paintings create a mesmerizing fusion of art and technology. This unique multimedia exhibition transports visitors into the heart of iconic artworks, offering a one-of-a-kind visual and auditory journey through the masterpieces of renowned artists.

Les Carrières de Lumières

Join a small group tour to Saint Remy de Provence to see the places captured on canvas of Van Gogh. Have a stop at St Paul de Mausole, Les Baux de Provence and have some free time in this picturesque village located on a rock at 245 height. Continue to Arles and witness places often seen on paintings of Van Gogh like La Maison Jaune, Le Café la Nuit, Le Jardin de l’hôtel Dieu. *Note: the tour is available on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Don't miss a chance to see Saint Remy de Provence, and visit the places captured on canvas by Van Gogh. Have a stop at St Paul de Mausole, Les Baux de Provence too. Then proceed to Arles to admire places often seen on paintings of Van Gogh.

Tour to St Remy and Arles

Join a small group tour to Saint Remy de Provence dedicated to Van Gogh. Have a stop at St Paul de Mausole, Les Baux de Provence and have some free time in this picturesque village located on a rock at 245 height. You also see the show at Les Carrières de Lumières which is dedicated to Van Gogh (in 2019 only). Continue to Arles and to witness places often seen on paintings of Van Gogh like La Maison Jaune, Le Café la Nuit, Le Jardin de l’hôtel Dieu. *Note: the tour is available on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday.

Enjoy a tour to Saint Remy de Provence dedicated to Van Gogh. Have a stop at St Paul de Mausole, Les Baux de Provence and have some free time in this picturesque village located on a rock at 245 height. You also see the show at Les Carrières de Lumières which is dedicated to Van Gogh (in 2019 only). Continue to Arles and to witness places often seen on paintings of Van Gogh like La Maison Jaune, Le Café la Nuit, Le Jardin de l’hôtel Dieu.

Tour of Van Gogh  in Provence

In a morning  enjoy a discovery of the wonders Provence has to offer. Today your private driver guide takes you to a splendid town of Nimes.
The city of Nîmes is a fascinating construction, built around and with the existing Roman monuments. The city owes its identity, personality, and singularity to this ancient architecture developed over the centuries, infusing it with exceptional universal value.
While the Pont du Gard is the star of your visit, the site is full of unusual and unexpected spots that you will enjoy discovering.

Tour to Nimes and Pont de Gard

Pont de Gard Entrance pp

Train Return Ticket from Avignon

Train Return Ticket from Marseille

Start your day with a French cooking class & a market visit in Uzès. Meet your driver and have a short transfer to meet the chef and stroll among the isles of the local market for fresh ingredients. Continue to the kitchen where you make a 4-course lunch and enjoy local wines.

Start your day with a French cooking class & a market visit in Uzès. Stroll among the isles of the local market for fresh ingredients. Continue to the kitchen where you make a 4-course lunch and enjoy local wines.

French Cooking Class in Uzes with Market Tour

Group Cooking Class

Return Transfer from Avignon/Nîmes

Embark on a full-day tour to explore the breathtaking landscapes and historical gems of Provence and Avignon. The journey kicks off with a visit to the awe-inspiring Pont du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct, before taking you through the scenic Luberon region famed for its idyllic villages. Once in Avignon, delve into its rich history with a guided tour of the iconic Palais des Papes and the renowned Avignon Bridge.

The tour balances guided sightseeing with free time, allowing you to immerse yourself in local markets or enjoy Provencal cuisine. Your knowledgeable guide will enhance the experience with insightful commentary, making this tour an ideal way to capture the essence of these captivating regions in southern France.

Nimes

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Pont du Gard

Nîmes Cathedral (Cathédrale Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Castor)

Pont du Gard

Temple of Diana

Carré d’Art

Tour Magne

Castellum Divisorium

Carré d'Art

Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle

Castellum Aquae

Maison Carree

Place aux Herbes

Roman Gates

Temple of Diana

Musée des Beaux-Arts

Arena of Nîmes

Les Jardins de la Fontaine

Maison Carrée

Musée de la Romanité

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