##Discover Provence with Caractère Honey in spring, lavender in summer, olives in fall, truffles in winter.
Here, amid sun-drenched lavender fields and olive groves, you enter a world steeped in color and aromas. Provence is like a painting brought to life, where every corner reveals a new scene.
Stroll through medieval villages with narrow streets and market squares full of local delicacies. Enjoy the soothing sound of babbling fountains and the smell of freshly baked croissants in the morning.
Sample the finest French wines at the region's many wineries and savor the flavors of the delicious Provençal cuisine. So, pull down your hat, have a glass of local rosé, and get carried away by the charm of Provence.
What must you have seen in Provence?
In Provence, you must have seen the lavender fields near Valensole, the historic city of Avignon with the Palace of the Popes, and the spectacular Gorges du Verdon. But be sure to also explore slightly lesser-known places such as the villages of Gordes, Lourmarin and Roussillon.
Which cities are located in Provence?
The Provence region is home to cities such as Avignon, known for its Palace of the Popes; Aix-en-Provence, with its charming Cours Mirabeau; Arles, rich in Roman history; and Marseille, although often associated with the Côte d'Azur, serves as an important gateway to Provence with its bustling port.
When to vacation in Provence?
You can visit Provence year-round. We recommend avoiding the busy months of July and August. In spring or autumn, it is very quiet and you can enjoy the beauty of Provence in complete silence.
