l'actualité culture et sorties en Provence

Marseille's most emblematic dish: bouillabaisse, a timeless icon combining fragrant fish soup and delicately cooked fish served according to a cherished traditional recipe. Many restaurants across the city feature it on their menus, yet travelers should beware of tourist traps and inferior imitations. Here is where - and how - to choose an authentic, high-quality bouillabaisse.

A few weeks before the harvest, it's the perfect moment to explore the lavender fields of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Here's an ideal itinerary to enjoy the Verdon region, admire the lavender in bloom, and discover a land full of authenticity and local artisans.

Nestled above Lake Serre-Ponçon and at the gateway to Écrins National Park, Réallon is a family-friendly mountain resort offering awe-inspiring landscapes and a wealth of summer activities. This human-scale resort is perfect for reconnecting with nature, far from the crowds of mass tourism.

In summer 2025, access to the forests of the Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur region is often prohibited due to wildfire risks. Here is the daily map of authorized forest areas and those closed to the public.

Banksy came to Marseille for a very personal reason: he wanted to pay tribute to a close friend and mentor who recently passed away.

As nature awakens and the sea regains its turquoise glow under a gentle sun, spring becomes the perfect season to set out and explore the calanques. Here?s our selection of four stunning calanques to discover on a springtime walk.

Several ferry companies offer crossings to the island of Port-Cros. Below you?ll find all the essential information, along with a selection of schedules for the 2025 season.

Famous around the world for its dramatic cliffs and dazzling turquoise waters, the Verdon Gorge is a true natural wonder. This spring, take advantage of the sunshine and explore five unforgettable hikes in this spectacular region.

Provence and the French Riviera form a region steeped in culture and history, home to an impressive array of museums in iconic cities and villages such as Nice, Cannes, Antibes, Marseille, and many others. In total, there are over 70 museums along the Côte d'Azur, covering a wide range of themes: art, history, science, archaeology, maritime heritage, and more.

Walks, visits, highlights... What to see and do in the Alpes-Maritimes? Follow the guide!