Discovering Provence

Discover the vineyards for which the region is internationally renowned. From Gigondas to Beaumes-de-Venise, via Plan de Dieu, each estate invites you to enjoy a tasting experience rich in flavour and emotion. Enjoy the great Côtes du Rhône wines with fascinating stories told by the winemakers themselves. A sensory experience not to be missed by wine and food lovers.

Immerse yourself in the history of this exceptional town, which combines ancient remains with medieval charm. Discover the perfectly preserved Roman ruins, the ancient theatre where shows are still performed, and stroll through the upper town with its cobbled streets and timeless atmosphere. Don't miss the Provencal market, where local flavours mingle with the colours of Provence.

This prodigious Provencal mountain, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a must-see. Climb to its summit on foot, by bike or by car and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views. On a clear day, you can see the Alps, the Rhône valley and even the Mediterranean. In winter, Mont Ventoux becomes a popular destination for snow and winter sports.

Nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike will be seduced by this unique limestone massif. Its jagged ridges and cliffs offer hiking trails to suit all abilities. For climbing enthusiasts, the Dentelles de Montmirail are a popular playground. You can also take advantage of the spectacular scenery for a picnic or a peaceful stroll.

Just 30 minutes from Le Mas de la Soie, discover Avignon, a city of art and history. Wander through Avignon's medieval streets, cross its famous bridge and marvel at the Palais des Papes, one of the world's greatest Gothic monuments. Don't miss the many festivals that bring the city to life, including the famous Festival d'Avignon in summer.

Immerse yourself in the elegance of this emblematic village, renowned for its prestigious wines. Wander through its typical narrow streets, visit its cellars and let yourself be charmed by the subtle aromas of the local grape varieties. A must for wine and history lovers.

Nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike will be seduced by this unique limestone massif. Its jagged ridges and cliffs offer hiking trails to suit all abilities. For climbing enthusiasts, the Dentelles de Montmirail are a popular playground. You can also take advantage of the spectacular scenery for a picnic or a peaceful stroll.

A masterpiece of Roman architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire its masterfully preserved stage wall and let us tell you all about its fascinating history. Attend a show or concert during the Chorégies d'Orange to experience the magic of this thousand-year-old venue. 

Immerse yourself in the elegance of this emblematic village, renowned for its prestigious wines. Wander through its typical narrow streets, visit its cellars and let yourself be charmed by the subtle aromas of the local grape varieties. A must for wine and history lovers, in an enchanting setting where the terroir is king.