Arles et Les-Baux-de-Provence... the splendor of Provence lifestyle

Arles. You will discover its exceptional ancient heritage like its Amphitheatre, a UNESCO world heritage site that houses today big concerts or traditional bullfights but was used in the past to welcome impressive gladiator battles. This unique tour will also make you walk in the footsteps of Van Gogh. While in Arles, the artist painted more than 300 pieces of work in the space of only 15 months. Fascinated by the quality of light and pure beauty of the landscapes he discovered in Provence, Van Gogh got a big inspiration source in the city and painted many street scenes all over Arles. Your guide will show you the most famous sites that appear in some of Van Gogh’s most treasured paintings including 'Le Café La Nuit' and 'Le Jardin de l’Hotel Dieu'. You will see the location of the famous 'La Maison Jaune' even though the building was bombed during World War II. You will discover as well the contemporary Arles Vincent Van Gogh Foundation whose aim is to promote his artistic heritage. Your guide will explain you how the city is still today a major artistic destination and welcomed recently The LUMA and incredible artistic and cultural complex.

Les-Baux-de-Provence. Being located in the heart of the Regional Natural Park of the Alpilles and perched on a rocky spur, this medieval village offers an incredible rich architectural heritage among vineyards and olive groves. You will stroll around the well-preserved streets of this magical village and will have the sensation to dive totally into a rich and fascinating past. Its citadel with it medieval castle dominates extraordinarily beautiful natural sites that relate testimonies of the past and local traditions. Of course, in its narrow street and small squares, you will get the opportunity to find nice terrasses to enjoy a local wine or shop in small boutiques to buy a local souvenir.