Provence gay

Gay Provence Provence is a popular holiday region in southeastern France, encompassing some of the most beautiful Mediterranean landscapes. There are gay bars in Provence and the major cities. En Provence, le paysage et la lumière sont souvent les toiles de fond idéales pour des vacances au gré des rencontres et au goût de liberté avec Gay Sejour.

Vous pourrez avec Gay Séjour trouver une sélection d'hébergements gay friendly à Marseille et et en Provence Alpes-Côte d'Azur. Really friendly Gay bar in the centre of Nice, prices are in line with the other bars in the area. On the Thursday. Though Aix-en-Provence attracts many visitors to its chic boutiques and plentiful fountains, it isn’t necessarily the gayest town in Provence.

That would be Avignon (population of 90,), which attracts Marys from all over to its Pride d’Avignon every June and its spectacular theatre festivals every July. If you are looking for variety, excellent cuisine and sunshine in a short break, then there is no better choice than Provence in the South of France. The region is stunningly beautiful and very diverse, from pine-topped mountains and spectacular gorges to crystal clear aquamarine lakes, endless vineyards, fields of lavender and golden beaches.

It is held every year on the second weekend of June to commemorate the defeat of the legendary Tarasca, a monster who, according to legend, destroyed Provence www. Corso de la Lavande August. The ruins of the castle dominate the views of this village of just inhabitants and walking through its medieval streets and among the ruins of picturesque houses will transport you to the past.

Start with a climb to the top of the glorious Roman arena, still used for concerts and bullfights, and look out over the red-tiled roofs of Arles to the river beyond. Indeed, few places outside Rome offer as many relics of that ancient empire as does Arles. Pope Clement V fled the anarchy of Rome and made his home here in Provence.

Photo: Oliver-sjostrom. Sitting in the middle of a flowery field, smelling lavender and listening to the buzz of bees is one of the most romantic things to do. Washed out by floods in the 17th century, today the bridge goes only halfway across the river. In this place artisans and painters live and it has always been a favorite destination for artists and intellectuals.

Our Favourite Places to Experience Gay France South of Paris

An hour out of Arles comes to an intriguing stop: The remains of a unique double aqueduct. Discover also:. Here is a solution based on the number of days available to you:. Many of the landscapes and sights he painted are largely unchanged; you can still see them on our walking tour. A peaceful bike route leads us through sun-drenched fields to the ruins of Oppede-le-Vieux.

While the capital may captivate with its iconic landmarks and cosmopolitan flair, the south of France offers a more intimate and authentic experience. Display Listing Gay Map. Liqueur chocolate pralines. Next is Roussillon, the source of the ochre used in brown dyes. Stroll among the remains of a feudal fortress and a crumbled theater. Read more about our experience in Provence in our Gay Travel Blog.

Itinerary Map:. Boasting its own title as the foodie capital of France, Lyon needs no persuasion to visit.

A village that looks like it came out of a storybook. Stalls with lavender-based products festively decorated floats cheer up the streets of the city www. Thanks to our legendary travel friend we have rediscovered the pleasure of crossing Provence admiring his wonderful landscapes from the window. If you like walking you can walk to the fourteenth-century Chapelle Notre-Dame de Beauvoir, a beautiful little church just below the mountain.

The Verdon River flows for a stretch of 25 kilometers between truly amazing vertical walls that in some places reach meters in height. Pork meatballs with spinach and juniper. Imagine yourself in Vintage Volkswagen Camper Van , endless purple fields of lavender and two guys full of adventure spirit: the result is something unforgettable!

Perched atop a mountain range in the Alpilles.