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Dreaming of a French getaway? 🇫🇷✨ Explore France's most beautiful places! Wander through the lavender fields of Provence, marvel at the stunning cliffs of Étretat, and stroll along the glamorous Côte d'Azur. Don't miss the picturesque vineyards of Bordeaux or the fairy-tale châteaux of the Loire Valley. From the romantic streets of Paris to the serene peaks of the Alps, each destination offers its own unique charm. Here's everything about the beauty of France! 🏰🍇 #ExploreFrance

Even if you’ve never been to Provence, this colorful part of France can conjure images of lavender fields in late afternoon light, sun-soaked villas dotting the green countryside, sprawling vineyards, tiny villages with charming alleyways, and ritzy film festivals frequented by the rich and famous. Provence France is SO beautiful and is a must-visit. Here are 7 reasons why you need to visit Provence. #Provence #ProvenceRegion #Provence2019 #ProvenceFrance #France #France2019 #FranceTravel

Here’s how I spent a long weekend in Provence 🫶 ✨after studying in Aix en Provence I decided to travel back there and do a long weekend… | Instagram

Summer in Provence is bursting with colour and fragrance. The vibrant lavender fields are a dream and have become an iconic symbol of this region. Near the village of Gordes, you can find a spectacular scenery at the Abbey of Sénanque, a gem of Romanesque architecture. Whether you are a photographer or not, in front of this historical abbey lies probably one of the most beautiful bright purple lavender fields, that will definitely fascinate you.

This 7-day south of France itinerary details where to go and what to do from Provence to the French Riviera. Your dream trip in the South of France, created for you.

Provence France travel guide, focused on the Luberon, with recommendations on must-visit destinations, where to stay, and where to eat in the region.

Our August edition of My Stylish French Box is all about Summer Living in Provence. Provence and the south…

Aix-en-Provence is a pearl of towns in Southern France. Its cerulean skies, mossy fountains singing an intonation, crooked buildings bowing together under their age, its shutters - their classic pewter against golden walls, make for an all-senses feast. Aix’s size makes it special. The old town is pedestrian-only and one can traverse it from end to end with ease, or spend hours getting lost in its narrow passages and arteries. If you are coming to Aix by car, best to park it in one of the…