A happy little town, so charming and colorful and so typically Provence! Meandering cobbled streets shaded under a canopy of plane trees, packed with cafes, restaurants, galleries and cute boutiques happily mingled together.
Yet steps away from the bustle there are secluded corners where fountains who happily chuckled to others over the years, Nostradamus, who was actually born here Van Gogh and Princess Caroline of Monaco, still gurgle contently.
So many wonderful reminders of days gone by. Come on a Wednesday, when a colorful market sprawls along its streets overflowing into its picturesque squares.
Blessed with over days of sunshine this vibrant, historic Provencal town is small enough to sample in half a day. The museum also hosts a constant stream of exhibitions featuring the work of many other celebrated artists. Visit their website here. There are so many choices, many of which I have yet to sample, do tell me your discoveries, here are a few of ours:.
Wonderful family recipes in a gourmet bistro setting. Known especially for its mouthwatering pastries and deserts. Hotel and Restaurant Tourrel Hotel Gounod. Le petit Bijou a really special place to rent from Vicki Archer, a wonderful authority on the area! In the 2nd century BC it became a Greek town and from the 1st to the 3rd centuries, colonized by the Romans it was a resplendent Roman city with great public, civil and religious buildings.
