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AIX/AIX REGION 2016 GB FROM VILLAGE TO VILLAGE The Aix Region, land of inspiration…

Outings you’ll never forget!

Keep exploring, around Aix! Follow the paths of history and discover monuments, castles, chapels, shrines and other treasures from our built heritage.

Feast your taste buds with savory food, get familiar with local products while wan- dering in the numerous open-air markets or gastronomy’s festivities. Visit our vineyards with five AOCs, and don’t miss out our Provencal specialities and oil mills!

You will love the beautiful hilltop villages with their artists’ studios and craft workshops, the Cézanne road and its magnificent panoramas, and the spectacular landscapes of the Grand Site Sainte-Victoire. Nature will lift your spirits as you walk up the mountains and the Mediterranean forest.

From the Côtes hills to the range, from the upper valley of the to the valley, this vast area is yours to enjoy all year round.

Welcome to the Aix Region!

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36 BASSIN DU RÉALTOR N96 HA 9 UTE VALLÉ 3 E DE L'ARC TGV STATION VITROLLES 4 BOUC BEL AIR 8 21 SAINTMAXIMIN LASAINTEBAUME 32 D9 CALASCABRIÈSCALASCABRIES ÉTANG DE BERRE PROVENCE AIRPORT D60A 31 10 A51 SIMIANECOLLONGUE GREASQUEGRÉASQUE D58 16 D46 D908 D7 LES PENNESMIRABEAU 19 OILE L’ÉT E DE CHAÎIN Towards D113 N SEPTÈMESLES VALLONS D908 Towards MARSEILLE D7 5 km Grand site Sainte-Victoire Info www.campingcar-infos.com Info www.grandsitesaintevictoire.com 5 CHÂTEAUNEUF-LE-ROUGE 7 ÉGUILLES 1 AIX-EN-PROVENCE 3 BOUC BEL AIR Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 58 62 01 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 92 49 15 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 16 11 61 Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 94 93 93 www.chateauneuflerouge.fr www.mairie-eguilles.fr/fr/tourisme aixenprovencetourism.com www.boucbelair.com The very pretty Provencal village of Châteauneuf- Standing 300 metres above sea level, the village Blessed with a privileged sunny weather, the Bouc Bel Air is a typical Provencal village which le-Rouge, just east of Aix-en-Provence, has always of Eguilles has retained its character and offers elegant city of Aix-en-Provence is best discove- has grown up around the ancient castle built on attracted visitors, from Marcus Aurelius to Cé- an incomparable panoramic view. In the centre red strolling around its lively streets and squares. a rocky peak in the 7th-century. Stunning views zanne, because of its architectural heritage, the is the castle, built by the Boyer d’Eguilles family in Shopping while witnessing the great noble heritage from the Belvedere: to the east, the Regagnas, grounds of its castle with ancient trees, the mur- the 17th-century and now housing the Town Hall. of the city, its architectural beauties, or enjoying Olympe, and Auréliens mountains, the Cengle muring fountains on its restored square, and its In the shade of its majestic entrance, the clock a café terrace before a murmuring fountain is plateau and the Sainte-Victoire range; to the award-winning food festival which is held every has been working for 150 years. Stroll through just a small part of what awaits you in Aix. A city south, the , the Etoile range and Baou de year on the first Sunday in July. the village and see its pretty, narrow streets linked beautified by its baroque mansions, adorned with Bretagne. Adolphe Thiers, Joseph Autran, André • Arteum (Museum of contemporary art) by steep flights of steps, so typical of Provence. parks and gardens Roussin, Frantz Liszt and Alexandre Dumas were (in the castle) • Eguilles’s castle (town hall) recalling past centuries. born or lived in this village. +33 (0)4 42 58 61 53 www.mac-arteum.net • Eguilles’s garden - Max Sauze • Saint Sauveur Cathedral (5th to 17th centu- • Albertas gardens (By appointment only) ries) Pavillon de Vendôme | Granet Museum | 04 42 22 94 71 www.jardinsalbertas.com +33 (0)6 16 57 08 64 Granet XXe | Caumont Centre d’Art www.max-sauze.com

6 COUDOUX Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 52 07 07 www.coudoux.fr The origin of the name Coudoux is "collis dulcis", 8 FUVEAU 4 CALAS-CABRIÈS referring to its lovely hills. This pretty village has 2 BEAURECUEIL Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 50 49 77 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 86 67 73 20 an 18th-century church adorned with a niche Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 66 92 90 www.fuveau-tourisme.com www.cabries.fr containing the virgin and child, and a sundial North of Beaurecueuil, an unpaved path climbing This picturesque village of the Upper Valley of Standing on a rocky outcrop, this 9th-century on its façade, and many wayside crosses and towards the foothills of Sainte-Victoire takes you the Arc, its houses crowded round the church, mediaeval village is a typical Provencal village as shrines. The tradition of and vine growing to the Parc de Roques-Hautes, a geological site has stood proudly facing Sainte-Victoire since seen in nativity scenes. The visionary expressio- is still very much alive, with an oil mill famous listed in 1964. Huge numbers of dinosaur eggs the 11th-century. The people of Fuveau lived from nist painter Edgar Mélik lived there in his "eagle’s for the oil produced in the traditional way, the were discovered in the layers of red marl. farming until they turned to mining the end of nest" from 1934 until his tragic death in 1975. vineyards of Domaine Saint-Hilaire, and the AOC the 19th-century. With its rich history and many • Grand Site Sainte-Victoire The Edgar Mélik Castle Museum, now an artist’s Côteaux d’Aix wine. cultural associations, Fuveau offers a wide variety www.grandsitesaintevictoire.com studio, contains a remarkable collection of his • Carnival in April | Les Estivales (summer festival), of activities for visitors. works and holds temporary exhibitions. Château 1st weekend in July th • Chapel of Saint-Michel (no visit) de Trébillane (12 -century). • Church of Saint-Michel • Provencal Transport Museum • Château-musée Edgar Mélik • Coudoux oil mill +33 (0)4 42 52 12 23 +33 (0)6 63 19 76 43 +33 (0)4 42 22 42 81 www.huiledecoudoux.com cppva.free.fr 11 JOUQUES 13 LAMBESC 9 GARDANNE 10 GRÉASQUE Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 63 75 04 Tourist Office and Culture Center Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 51 02 73 Information Centre www.jouques.fr/office-de-tourisme +33 (0)4 42 17 00 62 www.tourisme-gardanne.fr +33 (0)4 42 69 72 16 The history of Jouques began 60,000 years www.lambesc.fr Gardanne, with its turbulent past and rich www.ville-greasque.fr ago in the Adaouste caves. This picturesque Lambesc was built as a principality in the 17th- heritage, has a history that goes back two Located between the famous Sainte-Victoire village in the heart of the Aix Region, between century and the Assemblies of Provence were thousand years. Built in the red and ochre Mountain to the north and the Etoile range to the Luberon and Sainte-Victoire, nestles held here during the 17th and 18th centuries. colours of its land, and surrounded by woods, the south, the Provencal village of Gréasque around Notre-Dame de la Roque, protected The town boasts fine architecture, and in it stands in the centre of the former mining lies hidden among wooded hills. Discover by the ramparts which are still visible today. particular a wonderful collection of private basin. Despite a population of more than its mining past in the Hély d’Oissel Mining As you walk through its narrow streets you mansions from the 17th-century. The huge 20,000, it is a friendly place with a genuine Museum. will see some age old houses, covered alleys church of Notre-Dame-de-L’Assomption, built sense of community, and its bustling market As for sports and leisures, the offer is diverse and beautiful fountains. in the classical style in the 18th-century, has is known throughout the region. Visitors and aplenty. • Grain silo museum | Notre Dame de la a splendid dome that gives light to the nave. come from all over the world to see this • Puits de Mine Hély d’Oissel (mine shaft) Fidélité (reservation at the Tourist • Le Jacquemard | Oratories’ road, unique, magical place immortalised by Cé- • Mining Museum Office| Chapels | Rural museum of local Bertoire wind mill | Old Lambesc Museum zanne. +33 (0)4 42 69 77 00 history +33 (0)4 42 63 76 12 +33 (0)4 42 59 36 20 • Old Gardanne Museum www.facebook.com/ (reservation at the Tourist Office) MuseeMineGreasque • Mediterranean Forest EcoMuseum +33 (0)4 42 65 42 10 www.ecomusee-foret.org

14 LE PUY-SAINTE-RÉPARADE 12 LA ROQUE D’ANTHERON Information Centre +33 (0)4 42 50 06 97 +33 (0)4 42 50 70 74 Tourist Office www.si-lepuy.fr www.ville-laroquedantheron.fr/fr/tourisme This village, built on the Durance banks, visit This village between Aix-en-Provence and the the Forbin Chateau, the Cistercian Silvacane Luberon has a population of 5,000 and is sur- Abbey and the Roman Goiron. rounded by the hamlets of Saint-Canadet, Les • Tour d’Aigues’s castle Goirands and La Cride. The ruins of the ancient +33 (0)4 90 07 50 33 Quille fortress overlook the valley of the Durance • Silvacane’s Abbey and its vineyards. Superb natural heritage with +33 (0)4 42 50 41 69 the Arnajon’s castle, and vibrant cultural life. www.abbaye-silvacane.com • Quiho Old Chateau • July Country Festival | Piano International • Château La Coste - Arts center Festival, Equestrian Academy / Hiking +33 (0)4 42 61 89 98 www.chateau-la-coste.com • French gardens of Arnajon castle +33 (0)4 42 61 90 23 15 LE THOLONET 17 MEYRARGUES 19 MIMET Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 66 90 41 Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 57 50 09 21 Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 68 40 04 PEYNIER www.letholonet.fr www.meyrargues.fr +33 (0)4 42 53 05 48 www.mimet-tourisme.com Town Hall In 1887 Cézanne began to paint at Le Tholonet, Nestling at the foot of its 10th-century castle, Visitors coming to Mimet, the highest village www.peynier.fr returning to the scenes of his carefree youth. the village of Meyrargues is situated within the in the département in the heart of the Etoile Built around its Romanesque church, Peynier still Seeking solitude to concentrate on research for Sainte-Victoire’s Grand Site and enjoys beautiful range, can enjoy walks, views, and the remains retains its Mediaeval appearance. As you walk his painting, he rented two rooms in the Château surroundings: to the north, the Durance valley of the Celto-Ligurian Oppidum de la Tête de through its maze of narrow streets you will see Noir, a country house steeped in legend. A stele below the Luberon, to the east the Concors th l’Ost. Perched on its rocky height, the village has a few beautifully-restored 16 -century houses was erected in front of the Mill, in 1939, to com- massif and the forest of Ligourès, and to the hardly changed since the year 1000: castle with which give the village great character. memorate the centenary of his birth. The Mill was south, Sainte-Victoire itself. Meyrargues has a • Chapel of Saint-Pierre (visits on Sunday 1st of remains of ramparts and keep, 11th-century church, restored in 1985 and is now used for exhibitions wonderful historical and natural heritage, with August, Heritage Days) | Saint-Julien Church old pathways, 17th-century ice tower, water mill, of painting and sculpture. remarkable monuments as well as a wide diversity wash-house, Notre-Dame-des-Anges (1220-1795), of fauna and flora. • Barrage Zola (dam free entry) | Cézanne mill Château Bas (17th-18th centuries), shamanistic burial • Roman aqueduct | God’s mother Chapel caves. And don’t miss the goat’s cheese, honey, Meyrargues’s castle truffles, and the Maison de la Mémoire museum. •Transfiguration’s church | Pergine’s view point (Belvedere) | Maison de la Mémoire +33 (0)4 42 54 16 52

16 LES PENNES-MIRABEAU 22 PEYROLLES-EN-PROVENCE Information Centre +33 (0)4 42 02 55 14 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 57 89 82 www.pennesmirabeau.org www.peyrolles-en-provence.fr This charming village with its fine historical buil- 18 MEYREUIL Peyrolles-en-Provence is a typical Provencal vil- dings, standing on a rocky outcrop, looks like a Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 65 90 65 lage with its square, its markets, and its woodland Provencal nativity scene. It enjoys panoramic views www.ville-meyreuil.fr which is the richest in the department in terms of the plateau of Vitrolles, the Berre lake and the From Meyreuil, walkers and hikers can see the 20 PERTUIS of fauna and flora. Nerthe range. Its name in Provencal, "Super Pennas Etoile range to the south and Sainte-Victoire Tourist Office +33 (0)4 90 79 15 56 • Roi René’s castle (17th-century) | Chapel of Ventorum", means "under the wings of the wind". Mountain to the north. To reach this panoramic www.tourismepertuis.fr Saint-Sépulcre (12th-century), visits by appoint- • Mediaeval festival in May view, start from the new cemetery on the D58, The busy market on Friday mornings is a good ment at the Tourist Office | Church of Saint-Pierre • Harvest festival in June opportunity to explore the historic centre: the th • Chocolate festival in October walk southwards along the road for 200 metres (12 -century) Palm Tree Cave | 6 Shrines Chapel and then take the unpaved road up to the old itinerary lasts 45 minutes. of Notre-Dame d’Astors • Moulin de la Pallières (mill) | Vento’s castle "Terril du Défens" slag heap, which is municipal • Countryside’s gathering | Wine and gastro- Chapel of Notre-Dame d’Aide | Church of Les • Peyrolles Lake property. At the top you can get to Plan de nomy Fair in March | Luberon Marathon in Cadenaux +33 (0)4 42 57 89 82 Meyreuil on the west or go eastward to the slag October | Saint-Nicolas Church, Hiking, Val • Church of Saint-Dominique • Le Loubatas Forest Discovery Centre heap, the lookout post and the surrounding area. Joanis | Chateau’s garden ("Jardin Remar- +33 (0)4 42 02 55 04 +33 (0)4 42 67 06 70 • Church of Saint-Marc (1689) | Pont des quable" label) • Speedwater Park www.loubatas.org Trois Sautets’s bridge +33 (0)4 90 79 20 77 +33 (0)4 91 51 54 08 +33 (0)4 42 65 90 41 www.val-joanis.fr www.speedwater.fr 25 ROUSSET Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 29 00 10 27 SAINT-CANNAT 23 24 PUYLOUBIER ROGNES www.rousset-fr.com Information Centre +33 (0)4 42 57 34 65 Information Centre Tourist Office Rousset lies at the foot of Sainte-Victoire, in the www.ville-saint-cannat.fr +33 (0)4 42 66 36 87 +33 (0)4 42 50 13 36 heart of the landscapes painted by Cézanne. Saint-Cannat, near Aix-en-Provence, is known www.si-puyloubier.13.fr www.ville-rognes.fr Among scrub-covered hills and the Arc vineyards, for its fountains and wash-houses, the church Puyloubier stands at an altitude of 350 metres The village of Rognes is surprisingly diverse this little corner of Paradise has preserved the with its remarkable font, an ancient 5th-century below the blue-tinged rocks of Sainte-Victoire, with its festival held every July in the former quality of life and charm of a Provencal village. sarcophagus, and the Automat Village which is and its status as a conservation site makes it quarries, the richness of its soil, its "Truffles Enjoy a gentle stroll through its quiet, paved streets very popular with children. The village owes its a restful and relaxing place to visit. This is the and Gastronomy" big annual market and its lined with shops and craft workshops. name to a hermit saint, Canus Natus, who had largest wine area of the vicinity which pro- heritage. • Road of the shrines | Church of the Immaculate previously been bishop of Marseille. It was also duces AOC Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire • Chapel of Saint-Marcellin | Ruins of the Conception | Chapel of Saint-Privat | Calvaire the birthplace of Bailli de Suffren, the famous wines. The old village has kept its character th ancient castle (Foussa plateau rock and Chapel | Winery 18 -century seafarer. The house where he was with steep, narrow paved streets and shady Citadel window) | Notre-Dame of the born is now the Town Hall. squares with fountains. Assumption Church | Many walks • Village des Automates - Montopoto • Saint-Pons Parochial Church | Wine (unmarked) +33 (0)4 42 57 30 30 growers’trail | Legion‘s uniforms • Bregalon’s farm (goat farm) www.villagesdesautomates.com www.montopoto.com +33 (0)4 42 91 45 06 +33 (0)4 42 50 14 32 • Suffren and Vieux Saint-Cannat’s Museum www.fermedubregalon.com +33 (0)4 42 50 82 00 • Fitness trail

26 SAINT-ANTONIN-SUR-BAYON Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 66 91 51 Saint-Antonin sur Bayon is at the foot of the sou- thern slope of Sainte-Victoire, a few kilometres from Aix-en-Provence. The village stands below the mountain’s steep side, on a small plateau sur- rounded by peaks and valleys. The Bayon stream 28 SAINT-ESTÈVE-JANSON runs through Saint-Antonin from east to west. At Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 61 97 03 the Maison de Sainte-Victoire you will find practical www.st-esteve.com information for walking and an introduction to the This charming little village, one of the smallest history of the mountain, from the geological ages in the département, enjoys an elevated position to the present day. with fine views of the Durance and the Luberon. • Maison de la Sainte-Victoire Many walks are available to see its remarkable Provides practical information and provides an fauna and flora. overview of the history of the mountain, from • Grotte de l’Escale (cave, listed historical mo- geological time to this day. nument) | Ruins of mediaeval Janson’s castle | th +33 (0)4 13 31 94 70 Rebuilt mediaeval chapel | Restored 12 -century www.grandsitesaintevictoire.com chapel in the centre of the village. 29 SAINT-MARC-JAUMEGARDE 31 SIMIANE-COLLONGUE 33 VAUVENARGUES 35 VENTABREN Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 24 99 99 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 22 62 34 Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 66 01 88 Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 28 76 47 www.saint-marc-jaumegarde.fr www.simianetourisme.com www.vauvenargues.org www.ventabren.fr At the foot of Sainte-Victoire, north-east of Aix-en- The village of Simiane-Collongue is on the northern Vauvenargues has a strong village identity and is This typically Provencal village, at an altitude of 252 m, Provence, Saint-Marc-Jaumegarde covers an area slope of the Etoile range. A huge rock stands situated in a superb environment. Built against has an area of 2,632 hectares. Its wealth of heritage of 2,256 hectares. Its wonderful natural heritage above the old streets of the village, surmounted the Concors massif and facing Sainte-Victoire makes it unmissable: the church of Saint-Denis, includes 1,500 hectares of forest and pine woods. by the "Clock Tower", all that remains of a castrum Mountain, in the heart of a listed "Grand Site de Queen Jeanne’s castle, the houses clinging to each Strictly speaking, it is not a village, but villas scattered built in the 12th-century,. The forest covers 2,400 ", the village stands above the Cause river, other, and many walks on the Arbois Plateau: all among the hills along country paths. Controlling hectares, two-thirds of the village’s territory, and opposite the castle where Pablo Picasso has lived make for an unforgettable visit. development in this way has preserved the rural offers some very pleasant walks. The Pilon du Roi for 2 years and has been buried. • Many walks on the Arbois Plateau, Quatre appearance of the valley. is at an altitude of 710 m. From the crests there • Vauvenargues’s castle Termes Forest, cobbled streets full of flowers, • Romanesque church converted in the 17th-cen- are views towards the bay of Marseille and the interesting houses | Roquefavour Aqueduct | tury Ruins of mill | Saint-Marc’s castle (12th - Aix Region. Church of Saint-Denis | Queen Jeanne’s Castle 17th centuries) and garden (18th-century) | Tower • Saint-Lioba’s Monastery of César | Shrine | Dolmen | Bimont dam (group visits by appointment) +33 (0)4 42 22 60 60

34 VENELLES Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 12 32 23 LOÏC LE MEE LOÏC © www.venelles.fr 36 VITROLLES Less than 10 km from Aix-en-Provence, Venelles Tourist Office +33 (0)4 42 77 90 27 stands at an altitude of 409 m with views of www.vitrolles13.fr 30 SAINT-PAUL-LEZ-DURANCE 32 Sainte-Victoire mountain, the Luberon and the TRETS This Provencal village built at the foot of a pictu- Town Hall +33 (0)4 42 57 40 56 +33 (0)4 42 61 23 75 snow-capped peaks of the Alps. This vibrant town, Tourist Office resque rock has preserved its historic character. www.stpaul.fr active in the new-energies sector, enjoys a pri- www.ville-de-trets.fr Discover the narrow mediaeval streets, the Notre- The Durance and Verdon rivers and the Abéou vileged situation. This mediaeval town is situated between Sainte-Vic- Dame gate, the church of Saint-Gérard and its stream are the main water courses running through toire and the Auréliens mountains. It still has many Wide variety of major events: treasures of religious art, the République Fountain, the town of Saint-Paul-lèz-Durance, which stands th remains from its past: a 12 -century castle currently • Bacchanales du Jazz the Saracen Tower which appears in the town’s at an altitude of 253 metres. Mainly a farming com- undergoing renovation, parts of the ramparts, • Mardis en Fête, Christmas market coat of arms, the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Vie, munity in the past, it has now become a capital th a 12 -century Romanesque church and a little • Market on Saturday morning and an unrivalled view of the Berre Lake. of atomic energy since the Cadarache Centre further on, in the Regagnas massif, the hermitage • Panorama from Venelles le Haut • Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Vie for Nuclear Studies (CEA) was set up on its land. of Saint-Jean-du-Puy (5th-century) which offers a • Liquoristerie de Provence • Marettes beach | Saracen tower • Church of Saint-Paul panoramic view of the region. +33 (0)4 42 54 94 65 • Notre-Dame de Nazareth (visits every day during www.liquoristerie-provence.fr opening hours) | Château des remparts WALKING, INFORMATION, MUSEUMS, LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES in the Aix Region MAISON DE LA EVANA, Hike SAINTE-VICTOIRE 610 avenue du Général de Gaulle 13510 Eguilles Chemin D17 +33 (0)4 42 65 83 36 13100 Saint-Antonin-sur-Bayon +33 (0)6 70 21 16 30 +33 (0)4 13 31 94 70 [email protected] www.grandsitesaintevictoire.com www.evana-provence.com Organizes free hikes with eco-guides CHEMIN DU SUD on local estates . • TRETS WINE GROWERS’ TRAIL CAR-SHARING Organizers of specialized trips SCA Cellier lou Bassaquet 52 rue François Gernelle LE LOUBATAS +33 (0)4 42 29 40 78 A.C.A Covoiturage BP 155 - 84124 Pertuis www.lescavescoopdu13.fr +33 (0)4 42 21 42 14 +33 (0)4 90 09 06 06 ASSOCIATION FOR ENVIRONNEMENT www.autoclubaix.com +33 (0)4 90 09 06 05 AWARENESS • COOPERATIVE CELLARS’ FEDERATION [email protected] 17, rue Chemin Neuf OF THE BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE The Automobile club of Aix-en-Provence is avai- www.cheminsdusud.com BP 16 - 13 860 Peyrolles-en-Provence Maison des agriculteurs lable to organize any transportation on sites: +33 (0)4 42 67 06 70 22 avenue Henri Pontier www. covoiturage.autoclubaix.com OTHER ORGANISATIONS 13626 Aix-en-Provence Cedex 1

+33 (0)4 42 21 64 81 LOCAL CONTACTS • FFSP Walks for Everyone [email protected] The Fédération Française des Sports Populaires To ease your parking, " rendezvous " • BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE www.lescavescoopdu13.fr (French Popular Sports Federation) has mar- check thie "covoiturage" sign : HIKES LOCAL BUREAU ked out easy walks of 10 to 12 km, accessible 21, avenue de Mazargues to everyone, in the Aix Region: Gréasque, INFORMATION CENTRES 13008 Marseille Cabriès, Puyloubier, Saint-Cannat, La Roque +33 (0)4 91 32 17 10 • GRAND SITE SAINTE-VICTOIRE’S HOUSE d’Anthéron, Rognes, Lambesc, Aix-en-Pro- [email protected] 5, place de Verdun - 13126 Vauvenargues vence, Pertuis, etc. www.ffrandonnee.fr +33 (0)4 42 26 67 37 ACCOMMODATION Fee: €2 per walker (insurance) [email protected] The Tourist Office of Aix-en-Provence has a www.ffsp.fr To prevent the risk of fire, access to the mountain • BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE TOURISME free reservation service offering a large range is controlled by local authority decree from 1 June www.visitprovence.com of accommodation and activities with an • ROGNES WINE GROWERS’TRAIL SCA to 30 September. All you need to know about "Topos" guides published by Bouches-du-Rhône around the clock availability checking Tourism in collaboration with the Hike Local Vignerons de Rognes walking in the Bouches-du-Rhône this summer: +33 (0)4 42 50 26 79 +33 (0)8 11 20 13 13 (cost of a local call) Bureau are available in Tourist Offices and [email protected] Rognes Tourist Office related Offices booking.aixenprovencetourism.com +33 (0)4 42 50 13 36 TRANSPORT • PROFESSIONNELS - [email protected] HIKIE GROUP ORGANIZERS PAYS D’AIX • PUYLOUBIER WINE GROWERS’ TRAIL ACTIV’AZUR, Nordic walking CATERING SCA Vignerons de Puyloubier Transportation in the Pays d’Aix, check all sites’ 23, allée lou Galoubet Over 600 restaurants, brasseries and bars welco- +33 (0)4 42 66 32 21 itineraries 13080 Luynes me you in Aix and the le Pays d’Aix. information: [email protected] +33 (0)6 64 96 48 90 www.lepilote.com aixenprovencetourism.com Puyloubier Sainte-Victoire Information Centre www.agglo-paysdaix.fr/transports.html > see heading: "Eat" [email protected] +33 (0)4 42 66 36 87 www.activazur.com [email protected] Tourist Office Tourist Office Registration certificate IM013100069 300, avenue Giuseppe Verdi of Aix-en-Provence BP 160 13605 Aix-en-Provence cedex 1 - F

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