Delphine Roux, chef of the restaurant Madie les Galinettes, on the Old Port in Marseille, opens the doors of its kitchens for a video tutorial : her recipe using herbes de Provence : Panisse & Red Mullet Burger. 

Maël from the distillery Aroma'Plantes, in Sault, opens the doors of his laboratory for a video tutorial: his recipe of homemade lavender face cream. Enjoy ! 

Nicknamed the "black diamond of Provence", truffles are reputed for their inimitable fragrance and bewitching taste. A world-famed truffle producer, Provence dons its finest shades of black for the winter season! Our truffle route unveils its secrets... all the better to eat you with!

Provence's inimitable landscapes and quality of light inspire art in every shape and form… A hub of contemporary works and creations, its talented artists shine through space and time.

An inventive and daring cuisine, a lively cultural scene in every season, and a rich architectural heritage - Provence is going to amaze you! Quality of life reigns king here, and pleasures of the palate and the soul are sacred.

Born in Holland, Van Gogh is to Provence what Provence is to his work: an inspiration and partner for life. After leaving Paris, the master first set down his bags in Arles before heading to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, fascinated by these luminous landscapes bathed in tranquillity and in love with their sunshine that never fades...

An emblem of Marseille and Provence, reputed far and wide, the savon de Marseille is the fruit of a very precise manufacturing process. Discover it by visiting a local soap factory – you can even make your own soap to take home!

Christmas in Provence charms with ancient traditions. Nativity scenes, santon figurines, a "gros souper" dinner on Christmas Eve, the famous 13 desserts, and midnight mass.

Gentle and reassuring, Provence also has the heart of a conqueror! Reputed for its war strategies in Gallo-Roman times, it harbours an largely-unrivalled plethora of historical remains... In this open-air museum, all roads decidedly lead to Rome!

Jean Giono loved talking about Provence, "his" Provence, his primary source of inspiration and the very heart and soul of his work, portrayed in all its authentic glory, but always with a hint of darkness and revolt. Today, you can walk in his footsteps on the sunny roads of Provence and write your very own chapter...