Provence Travel Guide
With its almost mythical charm, breathtaking natural diversity, and universal appeal, Provence is a region at the top of many travellers’ bucket lists. It’s a place where you can live the fairytale French life, immersed in its hilltop villages, sipping rosé on château terraces, and sunning yourself on its shimmering coastlines.
As a Provence local, it’s a region very close to my heart. That’s why I’ve created this Provence travel guide to share my favourite things to do in the region. Discover the region’s cities, plan your itinerary, and find the best walks, villages, lavender fields, and castles in Provence, right here.
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Provence Area Guides
Each area in Provence has a very unique feel. Discover what makes each of them special with our Provence city guides.
Where to Stay in Provence
From luxury châteaux to cozy guest houses tucked away among the lavender fields, we’ve rounded up the very best Provence accommodation options. Browse our Provence Hotel Guide, or read our city accommodation guides below.
Best Places to Stay in Provence, France – The Ultimate Provence Guide!
Oh, Provence. This sun-soaked corner of France has lured visitors for centuries with its unique and captivating charm. I mean, who wouldn’t be seduced by strolling through fields of fragrant lavender, taking in the stunning natural vistas, exploring crumbling châteaux and walking in the footsteps of illustrious artists? Provence is, after all, the perfect natural canvas. But with…
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Provence Travel Inspiration
Confused about where to start planning your travel to Provence? Browse the below articles for inspiration and suggested Provence itineraries.
In the Footsteps of Van Gogh: A Self-Guided Trail Through Provence’s Most Iconic Landscapes
Vincent van Gogh relocated from Paris to Provence in 1888, a time when the Impressionist era was drawing to a close and Post-Impressionism was emerging on the art scene. The painter had become disillusioned with city life, and he hoped to establish an artist’s community in the South of France. He quickly became enamoured by…
