Provence Region Guide
If it’s drama, history, and stunning villages you’re after, it doesn’t come much better than Les Baux-de-Provence in the south of France. It’s probably the smallest village in Provence, but it packs a mighty punch. Built on the site of an ancient Neolithic settlement, this medieval village takes your breath away.
The markets in Provence are a full-sensory experience and one you won’t want to miss if you’re there on vacation. It’s a social ritual, a chance to slow down, taste the season, and wander through stalls stacked with everything from goat cheese to woven baskets.
Not everyone who plans a vacation in Provence wants to spend their time driving. This guide offers insights on how to navigate the beautiful region of Provence without the hassle of a car, highlighting alternative transportation options and local tips.
There are countless towns in Provence to visit with oodles of character and history, and it’s hard to know which to visit in the time you have available. This page highlights seven beautiful towns that can be explored on a day trip from Avignon, showcasing their unique charm and attractions.
As you explore this region, you’ll see that the Provence lavender fields are spread over a wide region so I'm breaking down the 4 regions in detail. This guide provides insights into the best times to visit and the most picturesque locations to experience the stunning lavender blooms.