Top Aix-en-Provence Cooking Classes

France is loved for its croissants, and rather than just eating them, this hands-on baking experience allows you to learn how to make your own fresh croissants. Led by a local chef, you can enjoy step-by-step tuition, including tips on how to shape the perfect croissant. Best of all, you can make multiple pastries—including pain au raisin and pain au chocolat, with a tasting session at the end.

Discover the delights of Provençal wines—and benefit from the inclusion of round-trip transprotation—on this guided, half-day wine tour from Aix-en-Provence. Visit two traditional wineries in the Côtes de Provence winemaking region, where you can look forward to learning about the local terroir and the winemaking process, and enjoy tastings. Plus, have the opportunity to purchase take-home bottles as souvenirs of your trip.

Immerse yourself in nature with this 3-hour electric mountain bike tour. Hop on your bike in Aix-en-Provence and travel a few kilometers to Sainte Victoire Mountain. Explore the mountain trails and climb hills with ease on your e-bike. Stop to have a snack, take photos, or simply admire the incredible mountain views.

Learn about wine production in the beautiful French countryside on this half-day tour from Aix-en-Provence. Over the course of three hours, enjoy private tours of two award-winning vineyards in the Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire wine region. Your wine expert guide will share information about the terroir and grape varieties as you sample a delicious range of reds, rosés, and white wines.

Take a walk through Aix-en-Provence history with a guide who is passionate about the city and its stories. On a route past landmarks like the Aix Cathedral and the Cours Mirabeau, you'll listen to curiosity-packed commentary, honed from your guide's personal experiences of walking tours around the world. Extra perk: Numbers are capped at just eight people for a more intimate tour.

More Than a Wine Tasting – An immersive evening blending exceptional Provençal wines with history, culture, storytelling, music, and local traditions. Exclusive Boutique Wines – Taste carefully selected wines from Aix-en-Provence and the wider region, including bottles rarely found in standard tastings. Hosted at Our Registered Offices – Enjoy a relaxed, intimate setting designed for meaningful conversation, discovery, and authentic local insight. A Multi-Sensory Experience – Depending on the evening, guests may enjoy music, visual presentations, creative activities, sound immersion, or painting alongside the tasting. Small Group Format – Limited numbers ensure a personal, engaging atmosphere where everyone can participate, ask questions, and connect. A Deeper Connection to Provence – Leave with more than wine knowledge; gain a richer understanding of the region’s culture, people, flavours, and way of life.

Discover one of France’s most storied winemaking regions, and enjoy a luxurious day out, when you book this private tour of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Following morning pickup at your area hotel, set off in a comfortable vehicle. During the day, you’ll visit three different wineries, where you’ll learn about the grape varietals that go into Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines, will discover the region’s history, and will enjoy tutored tastings. You’ll also visit a traditional bistro for lunch (own expense).

Pair fine wines with spectacular Provencal scenery on this small-group tour from Aix-en-Provence. Sample delicious wines at two wCôtes de Provence St-Victoire wineries then wind your way through some of the most charming villages in the Luberon region: make photo stops at Lourmarin and Bonnieux and enjoy free time to explore Roussillon and Gordes at your own pace.

Visit three Provencal towns—Arles, Les Baux de Provence, and St Rémy de Provence—in one day on this full-day tour from Aix-en-Provence. Drive through the Alpilles mountains to St Rémy de Provence, known for its ancient Roman walls and lively market. Continue to Les Baux, where Van Gogh was treated as a psychiatric patient, then gain further insight into Van Gogh’s life and works in the UNESCO-listed town of Arles, also known for its Roman ruins.