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Provence-Alpes-Cote d Azur Property Guide

Provence is a former Roman province and isbrief. Beware the Mistral wind, blowing down
now a region of south-eastern France, locatedthe  Rhone  Valley,  which can rage for days!
on the Mediterranean Sea adjacent to France's
border with Italy. It is now part of theSummers can be very hot although evening
administrative region of Provence-Alpes-Cotetemperatures will drop. A haze can persist in
d'Azur (PACA). The traditional region ofthe early mornings but the sun quickly burns
Provence includes the departments of Var,it away. There are days of glorious sunshine.
Vaucluse, and Bouches-du-Rhone in addition to
parts of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence andDuring Autumn (Fall), storms can spring up
Alpes-Maritimes.and be quite fierce in the mountains. Many
days of sunshine with less haze and pleasant
Provence  Landscapetemperatures.
The Riviera is bathed in blue - the blue ofAlong the coast Winters are mild, and the sun
the sky and sea with its glamorous resortswill be shining brightly still! Snow rarely
Saint-Tropez, Cassis, Bormes Mimosas, Saintfalls at lower levels but the mountains above
Raphael, Nice and Cannes. Inland features its1500m will be covered during the middle of
perched villages, the Verdon Canyon, thewinter.
Ventoux mount, the Alpilles and further along
the coast the unique Camargue ( Arles, theGetting  there
Baux de Provence, the Saintes Maries de la
Mer) and its wild horses and flamingos. TheBy Plane: The Provence region is well served
Luberon - made famous by Peter Mayle - withby flights from the UK. Marseilles is served
its fields of lavenders, and architecturalby Air France, BA and Easyjet. Air France,
splendour  of  Avignon.BMI Baby, EasyJet and BA to Nice. Ryan Air
flies  into  Toulon.
Provence  Attractions
By Car: There are Autoroutes into Provence
When you tire of chilling out on the beaches,from Calais: about 10-12 hours driving! We
walking in the fields of Lavender, exploringsuggest avoiding the Paris Peripherique
the wilds of the Luberon and Camargue, hereroute, and not to travel in August especially
are  some  attractions  to  visit:at  weekends!
Palais  des  Papes  (Pope's  Palace), AvignonTGV: The TGV (high speed rail service)
service is available to the South coast via
Avignon is a delight - full of surprises -Paris from Calais (or Eurostar from the UK).
from the river and its Pont d'Avignon to theArrives  in  Aix-en-Provence
fortified city with its massive Gothic
palace, Palais des Papes, there are historicProvence  population
treasures  to  admire.
About 4.5 million: the population is
Musee  Matisse,  Nice,  Cote  d'Azurconcentrated  along  the  coast.
Surrounded by an olive garden, this museumMajor  Towns/Cities
has a collection of paintings spanning Henri
Matisse's  life.Marseille (830,000 - including county
1,400,000)
Granet Museum (Musee Granet), Aix-en-Provence
Nice  (350,000)
This museum houses a collection of French
paintings from the 16th century onwards. ItToulon  (165,000)
is named after the famous local painter
Francois  Granet.Aix  en  Provence  (135,000)
Atelier  Cezanne,  Aix-en-ProvenceCannes  (70,000)
This is the studio of the famous painter PaulProvence  Prices
Cezanne. It has been preserved in its
original  state.This is one of the most expensive regions of
France. In the chic locations along the coast
Provence  Weatherprices are high and there is demand for
quality apartments and villas. Away from the
In the spring, the weather can be verycoast, prices drop substantially. Here you
changeable with sunny days mixed with partialcan enjoy the benefits of rural France, yet
cloud and showers. However, when it rains itbe within a short drive of the major resorts
pours. Fortunately, the showers are usuallyand towns along the coast.



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