City of water and city of art, Aix-en-Provence is a city with true Provencal charm. A perfect harmony between a preserved heritage and the city of tomorrow. The magic of this place lies in its colors and sensations. Where golden cut stones marry in the light of a bright sky, water fountains gush out at the corner of the streets and rock the… Continue reading
You can visit old Aix on foot, but for those who find it difficult to walk or get tired quickly, we have a solution for you: these funny little vehicles, the Diablines. They offer you the opportunity to visit the historic center of Aix en Provence in an original way. The Diablines are fully electric… Continue reading
Joaquin SOROLLA - Spanish Lights from July 10 to November 1, 2020 (daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.) In 2020, the Hôtel de Caumont-Center d'art honors Joaquín Sorolla (1863-1923), one of the biggest names in 20th century Spanish painting, alongside Velázquez and Goya. We owe him one of the performances ... Continue reading
A few steps from Cours Mirabeau, a new Art Center has opened in the Hôtel de Caumont, an 18th century private mansion completely restored. Its purpose is to present two major temporary exhibitions a year dedicated to the great names in art history, from ancient art to the present day. An original film, “… Continue reading
Labeled “Musée de France”, the Granet Museum is one of the most important provincial museums with major works of French painting from the 16th to the 20th century, but also from various Dutch, Flemish and Belgian schools. Nearly 600 works are exhibited and an entire room is dedicated to Paul Cézanne. The Granet Museum… Continue reading
Habiter la Terre - Rubén Martin de Lucas From June 18 to September 27, 2020 This monographic exhibition traces the rich career of the Spanish artist, revealing through nearly 300m2 of exhibition some of his most emblematic projects such as “Minimal Republics” and “Iceberg Nations”. The Gallifet art center, housed in a private mansion ... Continue reading
Before being a collector, Jean Planque was a painter. A painter irresistibly drawn to light. The proof is that, as soon as he earns his first pennies, he seeks to go to Aix-en-Provence, at the foot of the Saint Victoire mountain, where Cézanne, his absolute model, had set up his easel. During stays on the… Continue reading
Unclassifiable artist, precursor and visionary humanist, Victor Vasarely conceived and financed during his lifetime a futuristic cultural project in accordance with the values he defends. The construction of the building in the mid-1970s, by the artist himself, Victor Vasarely was designed as a laboratory for research, discovery and creation. Place for sharing, exchanges, experiments, its ... Continue reading
The Vendôme Pavilion and its garden, built in 1652, are located in the heart of the city center, in the Faubourg des Cordeliers district. Today, the Pavillon de Vendôme houses a museum of sites and fine arts. The French garden which adorns it invites you to take a stroll through the heart of history: boxwood… Continue reading
The Black Pavilion is a place entirely dedicated to dance with four studios and a Theater where you can throughout the year: - See the shows of Angelin Preljocaj and those of the invited companies. - Take an aperitif with a choreographer, thanks to the “Apéro danse” formula. - Attend… Continue reading
Very good value for money Small hotel at a fair price for its central location: close to the old town and the train station and… Read more
Perfect ! The Hotel very well located, the welcome is warm, the staff are very attentive. The room is spacious, very… Read more
Perfect ! A perfect hotel! We slept very well! Cleaning is done every day in… Read more
Very Good Hotel Good localization, good comfort a bit larger than standard French hotels, good comfortable bed ... Read more
hotel to recommend hotel well located, room well thought out ergonomically, very pleasant staff who informs of course… Read more
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