Where to travel in the Région Sud?

A cosmopolitan capital: the Vieux-Port, turquoise calanques and charming neighbourhoods. Ideal for culture, the sea and Marseille’s specialities.

An elegant city: museums, fountains and colourful markets on the Cours Mirabeau. Its romantic atmosphere charms visitors.

Roman amphitheatres, art festivals and Camargue heritage all come together here. Let yourself be inspired by its narrow streets and unique atmosphere.

A renowned little harbour, vineyards and deep-blue calanques. Boat trips here are a must.

A hilltop medieval village, a fortress and immersive exhibitions at the Carrières de Lumières. Breathtaking scenery in the Alpilles.

Nicknamed the "Venice of Provence", with its canals, beaches and colourful houses. Perfect for a relaxed, seaside atmosphere.

In the heart of the Alpilles: ancient ruins, tree-lined streets and gourmet markets. A reflection of the peaceful South.

The Château de l’Empéri, soap-making expertise and the Provençal way of life. Ideal for a cultural and culinary getaway.

The Promenade des Anglais, beaches and a lively old town. Sunshine, culture and the good life in the heart of the Côte d’Azur.

International film festival, golden beaches and elegant streets just a stone’s throw from the harbour. Côte d’Azur glamour around every corner.

Sea walls, the Picasso Museum and sandy beaches. A friendly atmosphere blending history and the sea.

The perfume capital, with a medieval centre and fragrant gardens. A stroll through tradition and scents.

A hilltop artists’ village where galleries and cobbled alleyways offer superb views. Inspiration at every window.

A village perched high up with exceptional views, featuring a castle and remarkable gardens. Ideal for lovers of nature and tranquillity.

Medieval alleyways and an exotic garden overlooking the sea. A picture-postcard landscape between the sky and the Mediterranean.

A traditional village, bustling markets and a chic atmosphere nestled amongst the pine trees. A taste of Provençal charm guaranteed.

A legendary village with a chic and festive atmosphere, famous for its beaches and bustling harbour. It’s best to visit out of season to experience authentic Provençal charm.

Set between the old town and the Îles d’Or, Hyères charms visitors with its unspoilt natural beauty and colourful heritage. Lovers of walks and beaches will find everything they could wish for here.

A village ablaze with flowers and offering panoramic sea views, ideal for strolling beneath the mimosas. Every street invites you to take photos and savour the good life.

Superb beaches, small harbours and coastal paths for a seaside holiday. It’s a peaceful retreat on the shores of the Mediterranean.

A city of art nestled between the sea and history, featuring Roman amphitheatres and lively beaches. Perfect for combining culture and relaxation.

Surrounded by coves and the Estérel mountains, this is a nature destination for hiking and lazing about. Its town centre is also renowned for its friendly atmosphere.

A bustling port, Provençal markets and hidden beaches await the curious. A seaside atmosphere is guaranteed.

Picturesque narrow streets and panoramic views of the Gulf of Saint-Tropez. An authentic stop in the Var hinterland.

A spa town renowned for its healing waters and its Provençal market. An ideal base for exploring the landscapes of the Verdon.

Nicknamed the “Pearl of Haute-Provence”, dominated by an impressive citadel. A town steeped in history and offering stunning views over the Durance.

A hilltop village famous for its earthenware and its location at the entrance to the Verdon Gorges. A true gem of Provence with medieval charm.

The birthplace of Jean Giono, offering a lively town centre and a Provençal atmosphere. Perfect for combining culture and nature.

A beautiful county town with its traditional market and rich architectural heritage. A peaceful and welcoming spot in the heart of Provence.

A Provençal village renowned for its goat’s cheese and its unique bookshop. Authentic charm and a cultural atmosphere.

A spa town with a romantic setting, ideal for relaxation. Its narrow streets and historic remains bear witness to its rich past.

Designated a “Village de caractère” (village of character) thanks to its rare medieval rotunda. Magnificent lavender-filled landscapes in summer create an authentic atmosphere.

Europe’s highest fortified town, with remarkable Vauban-style architecture. A perfect balance between history and Alpine nature.

Europe’s highest village, known for its exceptional natural setting. Traditional architecture and breathtaking panoramic views.

A charming town on the Lake of Serre-Ponçon’s shores, with a rich religious heritage. An ideal spot for relaxation and water sports.

A vibrant regional capital offering culture, fine dining and natural beauty. The gateway to the Mercantour and Écrins National Parks.

An authentic village at the foot of La Meije, a major Alpine peak. A popular destination for mountain lovers and extreme sports enthusiasts.

A medieval village nestled between mountains and lavender fields. A peaceful atmosphere and well-preserved heritage.

A Vauban-style fortress listed by UNESCO, notable for its military architecture. An unmissable cultural and historical site in the Hautes-Alpes.

Avignon, the former City of the Popes, boasts an exceptional medieval heritage listed by UNESCO. Nestled between its ramparts, the Palais des Papes and the River Rhône, it is a city where history intertwines with art and culture.

Orange, an ancient city with an exceptional Roman heritage, famous for its ancient theatre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A city where a thousand years of history meets the art and vibrant culture of Provence.

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, an iconic natural site home to one of Europe’s most powerful spring outlets. Set amongst cliffs, an emerald river and a rich literary heritage, it is a place where nature makes its presence felt with both power and poetry.

Apt, the capital of the Luberon, boasts a rich historical heritage and the Provençal art of living. With its historic alleyways, renowned markets and natural landscapes, it is an authentic town at the heart of Provence.

Vaison-la-Romaine, a major ancient city with an exceptional Gallo-Roman heritage. With its archaeological remains, medieval town and Provençal landscapes, it is a town where history comes to life in the open air.

Gordes, an iconic hilltop village in the Luberon, listed amongst the most beautiful villages in France. With its dry-stone walls, exceptional views and Provençal heritage, it is a gem in the heart of Provence.

Roussillon, an iconic village in the Luberon, famous for its cliffs and ochre trails in flamboyant colours. With its Provençal heritage and unique landscapes, it offers an immersive experience in the heart of a rugged and sun-drenched Provence.