My group of 3 did the rose excursion with Brian. I can't think of a more memorable way to celebrate…read moreProvence's bounty of good wine and food than indulge in this one-of-a-kind wine "lesson" (which, for us, was more of a boozy, let's-drink-and-laugh-and-celebrate-life excursion). Brian picked us up from Aix and drove us along a scenic route stretching along Mount Ste. Victoire. We arrived at a local winery where we sampled red, white, and rose wines. We walked amongst the vines, had a great time and eventually made it to a secluded park where we set up a picnic table and drank 2 bottles of rose, ate fresh baguettes from the market and nibbled on fresh strawberries and grapes. All this epicurean goodness while drenched in the golden, Provencale sun and surrounded by the very landscape that inspired Cezanne's paintings. Does it get any better? Only if you have great company to do it with (and I did!). I would relive this afternoon again in a heartbeat. Some quick tips: -This wonderful afternoon excursion was approximately 80 euros a person, which included all the bites, (lots of) wine, and transportation. -I highly recommend it to anyone traveling through Provence who is more comfortable speaking English (although our host was also fluent in French). -Our host was very knowledgeable and personable. If you are serious about tasting wine and learning about it, the Wine in Provence folks have your back. -Wine in Provence offers other great wine tastings, cooking classes and winery tours.

My wife and I are traveling Europe with another couple and stopped in Aix for a few days. We just…read morefinished "The Best of Aix" tour with Hilary and had a great time. She took us shopping in the market, olive oil tasting, to the cheese shop, the wine shop and back for a cooking class to pair a three course lunch we cooked with three wines. We made a quiche, fruit dessert and a little app and it was all delicious! I can't say enough about this tour. Hilary was incredibly bubbly and knowledgable. She was on a cheek kissing basis with everyone, even the cheese guy who scowled at the rest of the locals. I recommend this tour to anyone and everyone traveling in Aix!

During our tour we were able to see Le village des Bories,Gordes (stone village built in 19th…read morecentury), the beautiful and quaint villages of Gordes and Roussillon (many nice shops and artist studios), Senanque Abbey, beautiful lavender fields, the ochre trail, and an old roman bridge. We thoroughly enjoyed each of these sites and would highly recommend Claire from Travelling Provence for a fantastic tour in France.

From the owner: Book a Private Tour in Provence! I will be your Guide and Chauffeur Privé!…read more When you think about Provence, many images come to your mind: the endless lavender fields, the high perched villages, the song of the cicadas,... I offer you to discover Provence as you can read it in books, see it in movies and paintings, but mainly to experience it like no one else. As your guide and driver, I will show you the real provencal way of life through the most famous places, but also the most hidden ones, of this wonderful area! Tailor made Full and Half Day Tours, walking tours and airport transfers: do not hesitate to contact me for further information! See you soon in Provence! Visit our website: www.travellingprovence.com Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram From Avignon, Nîmes, Marseille, Aix en Provence, Luberon, Alpilles, Camargue, Gordes, Roussilon, Fontaine de Vaucluse, Isle sur la Sorgue, Orange, Saint Rémy de Provence, Les Baux de Provence

It was ok as a brief survey of the city. I held a tourism map in my lap and mapped the tour and…read morethat helped with orientation. Visibility was very poor because of plastic curtain on left side and many features were above and difficult to see with the roof. The audio stations were not in good working order. The audio presentation was a helpful overview.

From the owner: Un mini tram dans la ville Le mini tram touristique de la cité du Roi René a fait ses débuts…read moreofficiels le mardi 27 juin 2006. A l'origine de sa création, La Compagnie des Petits Trains du Sud qui a imaginé, en collaboration avec la municipalité et l'Office de Tourisme d'Aix-en-Provence, un moyen de transport touristique à la fois culturel et technologique. Long de 18 mètres et composé de trois voitures, le train peut accueillir 57 personnes assises dont une personne à mobilité réduite. Avec le mini tram d'Aix-en-Provence, les visiteurs embarquent, cours Mirabeau devant la Brasserie Le Festival, pour un parcours de 50 minutes à travers les siècles et les lieux incontournables de la ville : le cours Mirabeau, la fontaine des quatre Dauphins, la place d'Albertas, la halle aux grains, et bien sûr l'atelier de Cézanne et tous les sites ayant marqué la carrière du peintre... L'histoire de la ville et de son architecture ou encore un hommage à Paul Cézanne : le parcours est rythmé par des

We took a chance after reviewing many walking tours in many cities and booked this tour for our…read morevisit to Provence. Being American, we were not sure how easy communication would be but they made it very simple for us to register. No payment needed until the day of the tour. From the moment we met Mathilde, we were at easy. We had the most amazing tour of the famous Farmer's Market in Aix en Provence. It was everything we hoped for. We walked, we learned history from hundreds of years ago to the present, we ate wonderful food from vendors and shops and we drank amazing coffee and wine at shops that are at the height of their game. The tour was just long enough to see and do so much and still leave us time to have the rest of the day to revisit what we had seen and even see more of the city. They are excellent and experienced guides. Great English and very helpful in learning correct pronunciation of French. It was a terrific day and I highly recommend this tour to anyone visiting the area. Our tour was 9 AM to noon so it was not too early a start from our rental in Roussillon to Aix en Provence. The price is a great value for all that you get. It is very affordable and you can learn so much about other ideas and areas from them as well. Go for it if you are in Provence!