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Summer inspiration. Provence, when the days are long, exploring all those pretty villages, long lunches under a shady tree, afternoon lazing by the pool then heading to dinner. Some of my favourite French villages in this region include Lourmarin, Bonnieux, Saignon, Lacoste, Gordes and Roussillon. All are super close and lovely spots to pop in for lunch/dinner and to wander around. See below for my top picks. Have a great weekend!! 💙❤️🇫🇷 🎥Video by: @mygreatescapes Provence Guide 🇫🇷 🏡Explore the villages Gordes, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Roussillon, Lourmarin, Bonnieux, Lacoste, Saignon Aix-en-Provence. Isle-Sur-La-Sorgue 🏡 Base yourself at any of the above villages mentioned in an Airbnb or hotel. 🚗Car is a must to get around ⛵️Go to Gorges du Verdon. Hire a boat. ✈️Getting there: TGV from Paris to Avignon / Aix en Provence. Or daily flights to Marseille. 🚁Further afield head to Marseille, Nice, Cassis, Paul de Vence, Eze, Arles.

👇 Save THIS location: But first: ❤️Like it so we can continue showing content outside of Paris 📣 Comment “PROVENCE” if you want to get access to all of our Provence tips and recommendations This is a village you’ll want to visit: 📍L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue ℹ️ It’s known as the Venice of Provence ℹ️ Built around canals fed by the Sorgue River, this village feels like a peaceful, romantic escape with old water wheels, pastel shutters, and cobbled streets. The best part is: it remains a hidden gem and crowds-free (except during the annual antiques festival) ℹ️ Famous for its antiques, it’s home to one of the best antique markets in Europe, especially lively on Sundays when the entire town turns into an open-air treasure hunt or during the annual antiques festival. ℹ️ You’ll also find charming cafés by the water, Provençal markets, and art galleries tucked into hidden corners. ℹ️ It’s the perfect day trip for anyone visiting Avignon, the Luberon, or exploring Provence by car. ℹ️ It’s NOT accessible by train from Paris. You’ll need to go to Avignon, and then rent a car. 👉 Comment “PROVENCE” if you want to access our entire list of Provence tips and recommendations. ❤️ Follow @frenchgourmetstravel for more Provence and Paris tips #provencetravelguide #southoffrance🇫🇷 #francetourism #visitfrance🇫🇷 #provencestyle

A little postcard vs reality check for a Provence Villages to visit this year! Myself (@bayleemarkward) @courtnyrinehart @katetuckertravel spent 10 days last fall through the incredible countryside of Provence. And we now have the insider tips on what’s worth your time and what’s totally not. From French antiques to foodie spots and shopping goldmines!!! Take a peek at some of our favorite Provencial towns (and get in touch for a more tailored recommendation and itinerary plan) for your next trip to France 🇫🇷 Au Bientot! 👋

🇫🇷 Airelles Gordes – The Most Beautiful Stay in Provence ✨🌿 Perched above one of the most stunning villages in France, Airelles Gordes, La Bastide is the definition of luxury travel in Provence. Think golden stone buildings, lavender fields, panoramic views, and timeless French elegance 💜 This is where you wake up to dreamy countryside views, relax by an iconic infinity pool, and experience the true charm of South of France luxury living. If you’re looking for a viral, aesthetic, bucket list destination, this is it. 📸✨ 💬 Would you stay here in Provence? Comment “FRANCE” below 👇 📌 Save this for your dream France itinerary 👫 Tag someone you’d travel here with 🚀 Follow @traveloytser for more luxury hotels, hidden gems & viral travel destinations 🌍🔥 ⚡ Daily travel inspiration ⚡ Luxury & aesthetic stays ⚡ Trending destinations you must visit #Provence #SouthOfFrance #LuxuryTravel #AirellesGordes #FranceTravel |BucketListTravel |TravelInspiration

Provence is less about seeing everything. It’s about feeling where you are. This is a region best experienced slowly: market mornings, hilltop villages, long lunches, sun-warmed stone, and the kind of stays that feel shaped by the landscape around them. Our Provence collection reflects that rhythm, with properties that pair beautifully across the countryside and coast for a spring and summer itinerary. France continues, region by region. Europe, well-timed. Reach out anytime. We’re an email, call, or DM away.

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Please don’t skip Provence your next time in France. The landscape will drop your jaw. #provence #francelovers #frenchcountryside #southoffrance #francedestinations

we should be here: a small village in Provence a market basket on your arm rosé at lunch lavender in the air and absolutely nowhere to rush to. reshare this or send to someone who would come to Provence with you 🇫🇷 and follow @monpetitfour for more little moments from France.

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The quiet charm of Provence. Plan your trip for this summer via @piccolatravel Video credit ~ @mas.de.chabran

✈️ A favourite destination of mine that I’ll be returning to in August. Lavender fields, hilltop villages, rosé lunches and golden summer light… Provence is the kind of place that makes you slow down and savour every moment. 🇫🇷 Wander the markets of Aix-en-Provence, get lost in the stone lanes of Gordes, sip wine in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and watch the sun set over endless rows of lavender. It’s relaxed, romantic, and effortlessly beautiful. The very best of the French countryside. Provence is perfect for a few dreamy days as part of a wider France itinerary, or as a slow escape all on its own. 🌿🍷 ✨ Ready to experience Provence? Let’s plan it together…. #provence #aixenprovence #france #kimhulltravels

Share this with someone who needs to go to Provence with you!🤩☺️ 📌And don’t forget to save this road trip for your next trip to Provence🇫🇷 1.Roussillon🌺 Roussillon is located in one of the world’s largest ochre deposits, that’s what gives the houses those beautiful warm colors. 2.Les Sentier des Ocres A trip trip to Roussillon is not complete without a hike through the Grand Canyon of Europe. 3.Avignon⚜️ Famous for its majestic Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes) and ancient Pont Saint-Bénézet bridge. 4.Villeneuve-lès-Avignon🏰 A medieval village known for its well-preserved historical architecture, nestled along the Rhône River. 5..Aix-en-Provence💐 Make sure to visit in the morning to enjoy the flower, fruit and vegetables market: everyday at Place Richelme until 1 PM. Tip: on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday you’ll find more markets throughout the city (flowers, food, clothes, antiques and flea markets). 6.Gordes⛰️ A visit to the enchanting hilltop village of Gordes is like stepping back in time. Wander through its charming cobblestone streets with ancient stone houses. And enjoy the beautiful panoramic views. Follow for more travel tips!☺️