• Fontaine de La Rotonde - The grand Rotonde Fountain, a symbol of Aix-en-Provence, constructed in 1860.

• Cours Mirabeau - The most renowned street in Aix-en-Provence, lined with numerous café terraces and private mansions. Pause in front of the Hôtel de Villars, a 17th-century residence of the governor of Provence.

• Hotel de Caumont - Art Centre - The finest 18th-century mansion in the Mazarin district, now an art center.

• Fontaine des Quatre-Dauphins - The Fontaine des Quatre Dauphins, a 17th-century gem, situated in the heart of the Mazarin district.

• Eglise Saint-Jean-de-Malte - The first Gothic church in Provence, built in the 13th century. Features the Granet Museum adjacent to the church.

• Fontaine du Roi Rene - The beloved King René, a notable figure, and the last Count of Provence.

• Passage Agard - A picturesque passage created in 1846, connecting Cours Mirabeau and the Palais de Justice, Place Verdun. Named after Félicien Agard, who purchased a large part of the former Grands Carmes convent.

• Court of Appeal of Aix En Provence - A 19th-century Palace of Justice, erected on the site of the former Count’s Palace.

• Rue Espariat - Hôtel Boyer d’Eguilles, a 17th-century building with a grand facade and massive Corinthian pilasters.

• Place d’Albertas - The most charming square in Aix-en-Provence, known for the harmony of its facades, restored cobblestones, and fountain. Opposite is the Albertas Hotel.

• Place Richelme - Formerly Place aux Herbes, it hosts a daily market for local producers.

• Aix-en-Provence - Town Hall Square, created in the 17th century by Pavillon and sculptors Rambot and Fossé. Features former grain markets and a spectacular pediment by Jean-Pancrace Chastel. Includes a clock tower (belfry).

• Aix-en-Provence - After walking along rue Gaston de Saporta, stop at Place de l’Archevêché (Place des Martyrs de la Résistance), where the former 18th-century Archiepiscopal Palace, now the Tapestry Museum, is located.

• Cathedrale St. Sauveur - Situated on the site of the ancient Forum, it has been remodeled several times. Features Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque naves, a 6th-century baptistery, and a beautiful cloister.

• Little local souvenir

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Join this tour to explore the enchanting city of Aix-en-Provence, where the guide will share a deep passion for its unique charm. Discover the city’s elegant mansions from the 17th and 18th centuries, delightful shaded squares, numerous graceful fountains, and vibrant, colorful markets.

Experience local life and the authentic Provençal art of living through history, anecdotes, and personal insights. This tour promises a genuine insider’s experience.

About the Guide

Meet Caroline, a dedicated Local Guide with a profound love for Aix-en-Provence. Having grown up in the region and studied at Aix University, Caroline thrives in the tourism industry, enjoying the opportunity to meet new people, share her passion for the city, and create meaningful connections with visitors from around the globe. Her experiences living abroad in the USA and Belgium have broadened her perspective, and she understands the feeling of arriving in a new place. Caroline is eager to assist and ensure visitors feel at home.

• Children are admitted from 7 years old. The total tour time also includes the time spent walking between each site or monument.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.