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Set deep in France’s sun-drenched southern Provence region, Aix-en-Provence provides the ideal setting for a truly unforgettable journey.
The city itself bursts with leafy boulevards, bustling pavement cafes, ancient monuments and world-famous art museums, while its surrounding Province landscape provides a postcard-perfect setting you’ll never forget.
It’s easy to see why this Parisian setting draws visitors with its delectable cuisine, fascinating cultural sights, historic architecture and spectacular countryside, which offers an array of outdoor pursuits en route.
Reserve your Avis hire car at Aix-en-Provence High Speed Train Station to experience one of the most scenic road trips in Europe.
We make car rental easy, because we know you can’t wait to feel the freedom of the road and get the very most out of your stay. Wherever your travels take you, the keys are waiting for you to unlock the world.
Dreamy landscapes dotted with lavender fields and vineyards are waiting to be discovered on scenic drives beyond Aix-en-Provence. Road trips really don’t get any better than this. Stop off and enjoy the region’s charming villages, towns and cities at your leisure.
Valensole
A 50-minute scenic drive heading northeast from Aix-en-Provence High Speed Train Station leads to the beautiful little village of Valensole. Surrounded by verdant hills and with views of a river valley and the creeks running through it, Valensole is simply stunning. The nearby lavender and sunflower fields in the Parc Naturel Régional du Verdon will be a vision you’ll never forget.
The old village centre boasts plenty of charm too, with cafes, pretty buildings with traditional shutters, and an early 20th century sundial and grand fountain.
Arles
Arles is most famous for its Roman remnants scattered around the city. These include the Neolithic settlement of Alyscamps, where ancient burial grounds lie, a huge arena – Les Arènes d’Arles – and the baths of Constantine. The intriguing Roman history can be further explored at the Musée de l'Arles, where artefacts such as 4th century sarcophaguses are exhibited.
Other museums on the list are the Musée Arlaten, featuring furniture and folk art, and the Musée du Riz, where visitors learn the history of the local rice industry.
Pick up the keys to your hire car at Aix-en-Provence High Speed Train Station and let the road trip begin.
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