The must-see buildings in Les Baux include: the former town hall and its museum of "santons" (Christmas crib figures), and the Porcelet mansion which houses the Museum dedicated to Yves Brayer, who painted the pastoral scenes in the Péniten..

Located between Arles and Avignon, the Alpilles chain is a geological extension of the Luberon, divided into the Alpilles des Baux to the West and the Alpilles d’Eygalières to the East. The villages ( Les Baux-de-Provence , Fontvieille, Maussane, etc..

This museum devoted to Figurative painter Yves Brayer (1907-1990) presents his paintings of Spain, Italy and Morocco, with their contrasting black, red and ochre tones, as well as bullfighting scenes and watercolours of his travels. But it is certain..

The vestiges of the Château des Baux, demolished in 1632 by order of Richelieu, include the ruins of the citadel, three towers (Sarrasine, des Bannes and Paravelle), the castle chapel (12C-16C) and the keep, with a splendid panorama. You can get ther..