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At the base of the picturesque hilltop village of Ventabren, regarded as one of the most enchanting destinations in France, Danielle and Yves cordially invite you to Roches Rouges. This tranquil retreat spanning over two hectares exudes serenity, providing the perfect sanctuary for relaxation. Discover Roches Rouges, an essential getaway bathed in the warm Provençal sun. Delight in this charming haven, forever etched in your memory for its idyllic location, peaceful ambiance, and enjoyable way of life. Experience the privilege of staying amidst a serene and verdant environment adorned with magnificent flowerbeds.Reviews
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- Château de Ventabren: Located in the heart of Ventabren, this medieval castle offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside. Visitors can explore the well-preserved fortress and learn about its history through guided tours.
- Aix-en-Provence: Just a short drive from Ventabren, Aix-en-Provence is a picturesque city known for its charming streets, elegant architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Visitors can wander through the Cours Mirabeau, visit historical sites like the Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur, and explore art museums such as the Musée Granet.
- Montagne Sainte-Victoire: This iconic mountain, immortalized in the paintings of Paul Cézanne, is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. Its distinctive silhouette and scenic trails make it an ideal spot for outdoor activities and enjoying panoramic views of the region.
- Les Baux-de-Provence: Situated on a rocky outcrop, Les Baux-de-Provence is a fascinating village with a rich history. Visitors can explore its medieval streets, visit the Château des Baux, and discover the Carrières de Lumières, an immersive art exhibition held in a former quarry.
- Marseille: As the second-largest city in France, Marseille offers a diverse range of attractions. From the historic Vieux-Port to the vibrant neighborhoods of Le Panier and La Plaine, visitors can experience the city's unique blend of cultures, sample delicious local cuisine, and visit landmarks like the Basilique Notre-Dame de la Garde.
- Calanques National Park: Stretching along the Mediterranean coast, Calanques National Park is a natural paradise of rugged cliffs, turquoise waters, and hidden coves. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like hiking, rock climbing, and swimming in this stunning coastal landscape.
- Cassis: This picturesque fishing village is renowned for its charming harbor, colorful houses, and proximity to the Calanques. Visitors can explore the village's narrow streets, relax on its sandy beaches, and take boat tours to discover the breathtaking Calanques from the sea.
- Avignon: Known for its well-preserved medieval ramparts and the majestic Papal Palace, Avignon is a UNESCO World Heritage site that attracts history buffs and art lovers alike. Visitors can explore the city's narrow streets, visit the famous Pont d'Avignon, and attend performances at the annual Avignon Theater Festival.
- Arles: With its rich Roman heritage, Arles is a city that boasts impressive historical sites, including the Roman amphitheater, the ancient theater, and the Alyscamps necropolis. The city also inspired many of Vincent Van Gogh's famous paintings, and visitors can follow in his footsteps by visiting the sites depicted in his artwork. 10. Pont du Gard: Located near Nîmes, the Pont du Gard is an impressive Roman aqueduct that spans the Gardon River. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers visitors a chance to witness the architectural marvel, stroll along the riverbanks, and learn about the engineering prowess of the ancient Romans.