In the heart of a region rich in cultural heritage.

Nîmes the Roman

20 minutes from Nîmes, its many Roman monuments, and its two Férias: Pentecost and harvest. During summer, take place the "Jeudis de Nîmes"(Thursdays of Nimes), night markets where it is good to stroll between the stalls going from square to square ...

The must see events: Flamenco Festival, Festival of Biography, Great Roman Games, Ferias , Thursdays of Nîmes, some of the famous and typical Nimes events.
Do not miss : The museum of Romanité, Les jardins de la fontaine

Avignon

20 minutes from Avignon, known as "City of the Popes". This town keeps the permanent trace of the life of the Popes in this city that was considered in this time as the capital of the medieval West. It is also known for its drama festival, its bridge "The Bridge of Avignon", and its old city surrounded by its ramparts ...

Do not miss : Le Avignon Festival takes place every year, in the month of July. It is one of the most important cultural, theater and contemporary entertainment events in the world.

Cévennes

45 minutes from the Cevennes. The bamboo plantation of Anduze first bamboo forest in Europe, Mialet and its Desert Museum. Alès and its Feria on the ascension weekend ...

Camargue

45 minutes from the Camargue: country of swamps, rice paddies, flamingos, bulls and horses. The Camargue is unique but diverse by its landscapes. The Saintes Marie de la Mer, Aigues-Mortes, Arles and its feria during long Easter weekend.

Luberon

45 minutes from the heart of Provence and Lubéron: its lavender fields, its small perched villages like Gordes or Lourmarin and its hills of Ocher (Roussillon) mixed with large forests as far as the eye can see.

Provence

Last but not least: Les Baux de Provence, Saint-Rémy de Provence, Isle sur la Sorgue, Fontaine de Vaucluse, Sénanque ..... Le Mas des Sagnes it is only 1h15 from Marseille