Aix-en-Provence

As the residents claim, it is a city alive with history and thousands of years old culture and the influence of ages can be seen clearly. Its main attractions, apart from many others, include the Cathedral Cloisters for the impressive architecture and the Music festivals organized yearly, namely, Festival international d'Art Lyrique - the opera and the Fête de la Musique, hosting jazz, piano and other concerts. Feel the old French charm and tickle your taste buds with the authentic cuisine of this region.

Explore the artistic and historical charm of Aix-en-Provence, the oldest Roman settlement in Gaul. This city of abundant fountains derives its name from the Latin word for water, or aqua.

The big market takes place on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Choose from fresh fruit, flower vendors and clothing. There is something for everyone.

Aix-en-Provence is the most wonderful french city. to sightsee on foot. There are exquisite fountains on almost every block. This is a wonderful city to just wander carelessly and take in your surroundings.Visit the cafes, boutiques and shops along the way, while photographing all the wonderous sites.

Considered to be the most livable town in France, the center of Aix is the old portion of town ringed by a circle of boulevards and squares. It's a small-enough area to explore by foot, and perfect for a morning stroll through the streets. End your walk at Cours Mirabeau, the heart of Aix. It's a beautiful tree-lined avenue, with one side lined with wonderful terrace cafés and bookshops. If you sit at only one French sidewalk café outside of Paris, it should be here, where the air is warm, the light sublime and the sidewalk alive and perfect for people-watching.