Perched on the Alpilles mountain range, this beautiful listed village of Les Baux-de-Provence is an essential place to visit. Dominated by the ruins of its citadel, the village possesses charming narrow paved streets lined with restored Renaissance houses. The Saint-Vincent square is the place where the White Penitents chapel and the Saint-Vincent church are, and offers a beautiful view of the area surrounding the village and more especially on the Fontaine valley.
The village of Les Baux-de-Provence, perched on a rocky outcrop, has an incredibly rich architectural heritage. Its citadel dominates natural sites of breathtaking beauty.
Exceptional scenery to revive the stories of the past, perpetuate traditions, art house men came to settle there, hosting prestigious events.
These historical places offer many other temptations yet. The tradition of hospitality is ever present with its gourmet restaurants and charming accommodations.
The name Les Baux de Provence is a symbol of quality: wine, born of rock and sun are warm, its olive oil is fruity and fiery.
At the heart of the Parc Naturel des Alpilles, Station Listed, Most Beautiful Village of France, Remarkable Site of Taste, the Cité des Baux de Provence is unique because a little magic and a few more shows. However, the essence that makes the charm and flavor so distinctive Provencal villages is there: small squares, shaded terraces, narrow streets and shops.
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