Pont du Gard

Famous roman aqueduct Pont du Gard ranked as a UNESCO World Heritage. Built-in the first century AD and used to carry water from a spring at Uzes to Nimes city. It remains in the best condition even now

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Arles

You can discover the many Roman vestiges and the Romanesque church of St Trophime which is considered one of the most beautiful portals in Provence. You will see the places that Van Gogh painted in Arles. Photo stop at Pont Van Gogh.

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Les baux de provence

Famous for picturesque Medieval village. The village was built on the top of the hill and you can enjoy the landscape around the Alpilles from the top of the village! Stop at the olive oil mill. You can taste olive oil in different aromas, such as lemon, garlic, mint etc.

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St rémy de provence

Situated in the heart of the Alpilles, you will find the Antiques one of the most ancient monuments of the Roman world and the best preserved. Following the step of Van Gogh,he produced more than 150 paintings surrounding Saint rémy de provence. (Photo stop at St paul de Mausole and roman vestiges )(There is no visit in the town)