An inspiring medieval city prized by artists, Aigues-Mortes is an excellent home port from which one can plot a course amongst the birds, bulls and horses of the Petite Camargue.
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A few kilometres from Uzès in a hamlet of beautiful old stones, Benoit Hérault and Pierre Béghin have transformed an old priory into a superbly refined luxury guest house. Whilst it’s primarily a haven of peace and rest, the Clos ..
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In Uzès, a beautiful 16th century renovated farmhouse has recently opened several guest rooms dedicated to contemporary art.
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A medieval town offering striking architecture, an authentic Provençal charm and some excellent accommodation and restaurants - Uzès, the first Duchy of France is also setting its sights on being the capital of joy. This is a beau..
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With 2 million visitors every year, simply rushing into this sanctuary of stone without a modicum of preparation is not a good idea. So here are a few words of advice.
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If you are ever passing through the area of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, don’t miss out on the chance of paying a visit to Dominique Hauvette - a remarkable winegrower, an experienced horsewoman and someone who has a very close bond wi..
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Built on the site of the ancient Greek Massalia, the Panier is a typically Mediterranean district with colour-washed facades. The historic refuge of seafarers and generations of immigrants, the Panier is a peaceful haven, still wo..
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Between Martigues and Marseilles, the Côte Bleue boasts a succession of fishing harbours, small creeks and beaches, nestling against the Estaque chain.
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For the denizens of Marseilles, the ‘Vel’ is much more than a simple stadium - it is a temple devoted to the gods of the Mediterranean metropolis, the football deities of the Olympique de Marseille (OM).
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