The real life upstairs studio of Paul Cezanne set in the hilly suburban outskirts of the town of…read moreAix-en-Provence. Massive windows allowing great light into the studio with period pieces and instruments used by the artist for his work. One can imaging the light cast upon the pieces which can be found in many of his works especially his still life pieces. The building houses a gift shop and is surrounded by a garden. Beware, besides mosquitos ... the studio is set in a hilly residential area with no street parking. Parking is several blocks away - uphill or down (with a subsequent corresponding descent or ascent upon the return!).

Museum tour was started with a short video of his life and then continued to Cezanne's studio. The…read morestudio is set-up as Cezanne may have left it. You will see his wooden model and fruit that may have been used to inspire his work. Gift shop to follow. I bought a pencil : ) Thought provoking experience. All pay homage to the mountain!

From the owner: Gratuit et surveillé Situé à proximité directe de l'université et du centre-ville, le parking des…read moreitaliens intéressera toutes les personnes qui souhaitent laisser leur véhicule dans un lieu à la fois gratuit et surveillé. Disposant de 400 places, il évitera les inconvénients de la chasse au parking en plein centre.

We didn't know what to expect ... there are exterior walls remaining and some signs in several…read morelanguages that do walk you thru what and how it was used before. Frankly the informational signs were pretty good to envision how it had been used.

Thermal spa of Constantine is build at 4 AD. century. It is registered at UNESCO world heritage…read moresite. This is one of the most preserved Roman bath in France. Emperor Constantine has been Arles as residence and build many things for his enjoyment, this Roman bath is one of them. The bath house has minimum three pool. The pool can be hot and cool pool. The method they use is to heat the water efficiently by hypocaust system. You can see the luxurious of the bath house. Later this bath house was abandoned on 6 AD. Now it is look like the ruin.

Stayed on the port and was able to wake up to the beautiful views of the port for 2 days. The area…read moreitself during the holiday season was decorated beautifully and the walk was very nice and not too chilly. They have many restaurants and hotels in the area and if you continue to walk out the port area, they have some good shopping and churches to visit. Marseille also has a double decker hop on hop off tour.

Strolled along the waterfront admiring the tourist vendors, fish mongers, brassieres, seafood…read morerestaurants @ tourists. FroM here we had views of churches & passing tour buses.