Tourism

France is renowned for its historic sites, its beautiful villages, beaches, museums, places of interest, tourist attractions. Here you will find a selection of great places to visit. Occitanie, Provence, Corsica, Burgundy, The Loire Valley - browse and discover the different regions for your holiday.
Calanque Niolon

02 March 2022   |   Amélie Roca   |  Holidays, Nature, Tourism

The creek of Niolon

Let's discover together La Calanque de Niolon, a small port on the Côte Bleu, accessible by a hike that joins Martigues in Marseille. It is the second calanque after La Vesse, starting from Estaque (16th arrondissement of Marseille) towards Martigues.

Holidays in Provence

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02 February 2022   |   Amélie Roca   |  Pure France, Tourism, Holidays

Holidays in Provence

Who doesn't dream of a holiday in beautiful Provence..?The turquoise water, the lilting accent, the song of the cicadas and the lavender... a climate that vacationers greatly appreciate for their holidays. Toulon, Hyères les Palmiers, the creeks for swimming in summer or simply strolling out of season, with breathtaking landscapes. You will find so many places to discover in this pleasant region.

Spa

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20 January 2022   |   Amélie Roca   |  Tourism

The Baths of Llo

Bathing in sulphurous hot waters in an unusual setting. A natural source of sulfur and minerals at 35°C in summer and winter. 5 outdoor and indoor pools for ultimate well-being. You can also benefit from massages, sauna, hammam for a privileged moment of relaxation.

Museum

13 December 2021   |   Hugh Atkins   |  Culture, Tourism

Prehistoric Museum of The Gorges du Verdon

The Museum of Prehistory Gorges du Verdon is located at Quinson, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, 38 km south-east of Manosque, on the edge of the Var. Museum of Prehistory presents the results of archaeological digs carried out in the Verdon for over 50 years. A trip back in time for all with its circuit of alternating scenes from everyday life in prehistoric times

Rock of Rocalinaud

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09 December 2021   |   Lee Jones   |  Tourism, Nature

Rock of Rocalinaud in Beaumes-de-Venise

A walking trail in Beaumes-de-Venise, Provence that is 13km in length which varies in elevation from between 82 metres and 290 metres passes the famous rock of Rocalinaud, an unusual rock formation nicknamed 'Luna rock' due to its unique form that has been sculpted by wind and rain and salt water when it was once covered by the sea more than a million years ago. The rock is carved in to amazing shapes with views towards Beaumes-de-Venise.


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