Provence in its essence — the Papal city of Avignon and the vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, the hill villages of the Luberon, Roman stones from the Pont du Gard to Arles, and the markets and tables of Saint-Rémy and Aix, finishing above the calanques at Cassis.
The Palais des Papes, the famous bridge, and the lively streets within the walls — your base for four nights.
An afternoon among the galets roulés of the Rhône's most storied appellation, with cellar visits and tastings.
Gordes, Roussillon's ochre cliffs, and the perched villages that define the Provençal hills.
The first duchy of France, its wine country, and the Roman aqueduct that remains one of antiquity's greatest works.
Roman Nîmes en route to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence — plane-tree boulevards, markets, and the landscapes Van Gogh painted.
A morning among the Roman arena, the theatre, and the streets of Van Gogh's most productive year.
The Cours Mirabeau, the fountains, and Cézanne's city — with two nights at a château among the vines.
The little port beneath Cap Canaille in the morning, then an afternoon at the stove in Aix, cooking the market's best.
Every itinerary in this collection travels with a private minivan from our modern fleet — the same vehicle, start to finish.
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