Top Aix-en-Provence Arts & Design

Arles, a significant Roman city, offers a blend of history, art, and vibrant local culture. Wander through its peaceful streets, discovering landmarks like the Café Van Gogh and the ancient Amphitheatre while guided by an expert. Venture to the picturesque village of Les Baux-de-Provence, known for its stunning limestone landscapes and rich history. Enjoy free time to explore charming Saint-Rémy, famous for its cobbled streets and ties to Van Gogh. Visit the asylum where he painted 'The Starry Night'. - Discover Arles’ Roman heritage and Van Gogh landmarks - Free time to explore the stunning village of Les Baux-de-Provence - Optional free time for shopping and culinary delights in Saint-Rémy - Guided walking tour with flexible options for Roman site entry in Arles

Amazing half-day afternoon tour! We'll be visiting the incredible light show, Carrieres des Lumieres, where the paintings and artworks of famous artists (Monet in 2025) are projected inside an old, empty quarry. It will be an immersive cultural expérience for art lovers. And that's not all - you'll also have the chance to explore one of the most beautiful and visited eagle nest villages of France, Les Baux de Provence, at your own pace. As a special treat on the way back, we'll make a stop in Saint Paul de Mausole, near Saint Remy de Provence, where you'll find the asylum that welcomed Vincent Van Gogh in 1889.

If you're looking for a guided Cézanne, Picasso, and wine tour around Sainte-Victoire, look no further — we’ve spent years perfecting this unforgettable Provence experience. Enjoy a full loop around the mountain, starting with breathtaking views of blue skies, green hills, and turquoise waters. Take a step back with a fun mini Cézanne class — we’ll teach you how to paint as he did, in the very place that inspired him. Then we’ll head to Picasso’s residence in Provence and explore his work in contrast with local artists. Stroll through a rustic village and take a moment to relax as the locals do. We’ll continue to the sunny southern side of the mountain, where you’ll meet families producing what Provence is known for — wine! Here, we’ll enjoy tastings with light snacks and another glass (or bottle). There is also the option to visit up to three vineyards, depending on time and with additional cost.