Provence villages

With its picturesque villages, lavender fields, Roman ruins, and seaside landscape, there are endless places to visit in Provence.

For me, when you say the South of France it immediately conjures up images of azure blue seas and sipping rosé overlooking the coastline. However, heading inland to the National Parks is a veritable treat of dramatic scenery, stunning stone buildings, ancient Roman structures, lavender fields and olive groves. Provence is more understated than the

The beautiful small village of Banon in Provence, France, with rows of lavender in the front © Rainer & Simone Hoffmann #travelphotography #france #europe #photography #provence #landscapephotography

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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.

Gordes, Provence, France. Beautiful Scenic View Of Medieval Hilltop Village Of Gordes. Sunny Summer Sky. Famous Landmark

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I have been going on holidays to Provence with my family for about 5 years now until my parents recently decided to buy a house there. I have had quite some time all these past summers to explore the region of Vaucluse and now it seems like I will be exploring this part of France even more now that

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