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Provence-Alpes-Cote d Azur Property Guide

Provence is a former Roman province andpartial cloud and showers. However, when
is now a region of south-eastern France,it rains it pours. Fortunately, the
located on the Mediterranean Seashowers are usually brief. Beware the
adjacent to France's border with Italy.Mistral wind, blowing down the Rhone
It is now part of the administrativeValley, which can rage for days!
region of Provence-Alpes-Cote d'AzurSummers can be very hot although evening
(PACA). The traditional region oftemperatures will drop. A haze can
Provence includes the departments ofpersist in the early mornings but the
Var, Vaucluse, and Bouches-du-Rhone insun quickly burns it away. There are
addition to parts ofdays of glorious sunshine.
Alpes-de-Haute-Provence andDuring Autumn (Fall), storms can spring
Alpes-Maritimes.up and be quite fierce in the mountains.
Provence LandscapeMany days of sunshine with less haze and
The Riviera is bathed in blue - the bluepleasant temperatures.
of the sky and sea with its glamorousAlong the coast Winters are mild, and
resorts Saint-Tropez, Cassis, Bormesthe sun will be shining brightly still!
Mimosas, Saint Raphael, Nice and Cannes.Snow rarely falls at lower levels but
Inland features its perched villages,the mountains above 1500m will be
the Verdon Canyon, the Ventoux mount,covered during the middle of winter.
the Alpilles and further along the coastGetting there
the unique Camargue ( Arles, the BauxBy Plane: The Provence region is well
de Provence, the Saintes Maries de laserved by flights from the UK.
Mer) and its wild horses and flamingos.Marseilles is served by Air France, BA
The Luberon - made famous by Peter Mayleand Easyjet. Air France, BMI Baby,
- with its fields of lavenders, andEasyJet and BA to Nice. Ryan Air flies
architectural splendour of Avignon.into Toulon.
Provence AttractionsBy Car: There are Autoroutes into
When you tire of chilling out on theProvence from Calais: about 10-12 hours
beaches, walking in the fields ofdriving! We suggest avoiding the Paris
Lavender, exploring the wilds of thePeripherique route, and not to travel in
Luberon and Camargue, here are someAugust especially at weekends!
attractions to visit:TGV: The TGV (high speed rail service)
Palais des Papes (Pope's Palace),service is available to the South coast
Avignonvia Paris from Calais (or Eurostar from
Avignon is a delight - full of surprisesthe UK). Arrives in Aix-en-Provence
- from the river and its Pont d'AvignonProvence population
to the fortified city with its massiveAbout 4.5 million: the population is
Gothic palace, Palais des Papes, thereconcentrated along the coast.
are historic treasures to admire.Major Towns/Cities
Musee Matisse, Nice, Cote d'AzurMarseille (830,000 - including county
Surrounded by an olive garden, this1,400,000)
museum has a collection of paintingsNice (350,000)
spanning Henri Matisse's life.Toulon (165,000)
Granet Museum (Musee Granet),Aix en Provence (135,000)
Aix-en-ProvenceCannes (70,000)
This museum houses a collection ofProvence Prices
French paintings from the 16th centuryThis is one of the most expensive
onwards. It is named after the famousregions of France. In the chic locations
local painter Francois Granet.along the coast prices are high and
Atelier Cezanne, Aix-en-Provencethere is demand for quality apartments
This is the studio of the famous painterand villas. Away from the coast, prices
Paul Cezanne. It has been preserved indrop substantially. Here you can enjoy
its original state.the benefits of rural France, yet be
Provence Weatherwithin a short drive of the major
In the spring, the weather can be veryresorts and towns along the coast.
changeable with sunny days mixed with



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