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Aix En Provence Aix-en-Provence Aix Region GB AIX-EN-PROVENCE LA PROVENCE PAR EXCELLENCE Press kit Press contact Geraldine Fridrici + 33 (0)4 42 37 05 18 | + 33 (0)6 81 40 98 11 [email protected] 2018 Contents p. 04 | Aix-en-Provence, essentials p. 07 | Get-away in and around the Aix Region p. 09 | More surprises in 2018 p. 13 | Tradition, craftsmanship and gastronomy 100% Provence p. 15 | Aix-en-Provence, the city of Paul Cezanne p. 16 | The Tourist Office’s good deals p. 17 | There is an Aix for everyone p. 19 | Contemporary Aix p. 21 | A booming economic vitality p. 22 | A prime Business Tourism destination p. 23 | Aix in a nutshell p. 24 | Access p. 25 | Contact Press Contact Geraldine Fridrici - + 33 (0)4 42 37 05 18 - [email protected] 2/24 Inspiring countryside: a sensation-filled break in and around the Aix Region Around Aix, continue to explore as you follow the paths of history and discover monuments, châteaux, chapels, shrines Arts and Fountains, and other wonderful historical buildings. the Aix-en-Provence Feast your taste buds with fine restaurants, signature! enjoying local products. Discover our vi- neyards with the five AOCs, our Provencal The stylish city of Aix enjoys a wonderful, specialities and our oil mills. sunny climate, and its streets and squares You will love the beautiful hilltop villages are always vibrant and full of life. with their artists’ studios and craft works- History is the backdrop to everyday life here: hops, la route Cezanne (Cezanne road) and the grace and splendour of Baroque archi- its magnificent panoramas, and the majestic tecture are all around as you stroll through landscapes of Sainte-Victoire mountain, a the streets, have fun shopping or relax on a Grand Site de France. In this jewel of Pro- cafe terrace. Each fountain has its secrets; vencal nature on the doorstep of Aix-en- each hôtel particulier (luxury townhouse) has Provence, an area awarded labels of quality, its tale to tell. Country homes embellished you can share unique moments with the with parks and gardens as in past centuries. residents, appreciate sublime and intimate Aix is a mosaic of bright impressions, colou- landscapes, and enjoy untouched open red with festivals, festivities and traditions, spaces. Nature will lift your spirits as you Provencal markets, sun-ripened gourmet hike in the mountains and the Mediterra- foods, country walks and countless leisurely nean forest. activities. It is also Cezanne « country »: From the Côtes range to the Touloubre coming here, you will actually get to know range, from the upper Arc Valley to the the father of modern painting, among the Durance Valley, this vast area is yours to places and landscapes which marked his enjoy all year round. life, his outlook and his work… Always welcoming, our city offers much to Welcome to the Aix Region ! see and to experience. Welcome to Aix-en-Provence ! Press Contact Geraldine Fridrici - + 33 (0)4 42 37 05 18 - [email protected] 3/24 Let yourself be The tempted by the Calisson ! This confectionary is THE great speciality of Aix- en-Provence. If one is to believe one of the many essentials versions of the birth of the calisson in Aix-en-Pro- vence, it emerged in its modern form around 1473, at the wedding celebration of King René’s second marriage. What is more certain is that it was not until the introduction of the almond in Provence in the sixteenth century and the development of its trade in Aix-en-Provence that the calisson’s production increased in scale. Every year since 1995, at the Church of Saint- Jean-de-Malte, the city has performed a blessing of the calissons, on the 1st Sunday of September, an unusual moment to witness! www.benediction-calisson.com The calisson has its museum Set in a contemporary stone architecture few kilometers away from the city center of Aix-en- Provence, it offers fun guided visits about the calisson making process. www.calisson.com COURS MIRABEAU © S. SPITÉRI Caumont Art Center Discover the city brought back the with an enthusiastic guide aesthetic of the XVIIIth Read Aix like an open book, do not miss any of century in the heart its attractions, discover its hidden scenery, its of Mazarin area. prestigious past, its architecture, its heritage and its monuments. Visit the interiors of old luxury townhouses, enjoy amazing anecdotes, walk in the footsteps of Cezanne... This is what is offered by our guide-lecturers, approved by the French Ministry for Culture, and our street storytellers. aixenprovencetourism.com CAUMONT CENTRE D’ART © S. LLOYD Feel the invisible presence Have a feel of what it’s like of Cezanne to be in an XVIIIth century private Push open the door to Cezanne’s studio and enter mansion into the intimacy of the artist. Admire some of his Caumont art center is one of the most beautiful works in the area dedicated to him at the Granet mansions of the city. It has brought back the aesthe- Museum. At the Bibémus quarries, you will look tic of the XVIIIth century in the heart of Mazarin at Sainte-Victoire mountain as Cezanne used to. area. Throughout the tour, you can admire the cezanne-en-provence.com remarkable plasterwork, the French garden, a music room... It hosts important exhibitions dedicated to the great masters of art history from the XIVth to the XIXth century. This is a major cultural scene in Aix, a place where you can discover and share art with passion. www.caumont-centredart.com Press Contact Geraldine Fridrici - + 33 (0)4 42 37 05 18 - [email protected] 4/24 Visit one of the most beautiful museums in France, and its contemporary extension: Granet XXe In the heart of the Mazarin district you will find the Musée Granet. Ranked among the most beau- tiful museums in France, it houses collections from the fourteenth to the twentieth century, works by Rembrandt, Ingres, Cezanne and the Meyer donation, « From Cezanne to Giacometti ». The museum has expanded with the restoration of the Chapelle des Pénitents Blancs, located 200 meters away. This site houses the splendid FONDATION VASARELY © CPA collection of Suzanne and Jean Planque. Granet XXe thus holds some 300 paintings, drawings and Discover Opt’art at the sculptures, from the Impressionists and Post-Im- Fondation Vasarely pressionists, Renoir, Monet, Van Gogh and Degas, This building is a veritable work of art created in up to the major artists of the twentieth century, 1976 and inspired by Bauhaus architecture. The such as Bonnard, Rouault, Picasso, Braque, Dufy, building is composed of 16 particularly impressive, Léger, Klee, de Staël etc... hexagonal volumes. In this architecture style, the www.museegranet-aixenprovence.fr only one of its kind in the world, you can expe- rience life-size, the 42 monumental integrations of the artist, father of kinetic art and a room dedicated to optical art. An incarnation of the architectural and social project of Victor Vasarely. The founda- tion is classified as a historical monument. It also schedules temporary exhibitions on-site by artists. www.fondationvasarely.fr Have a pause on the cours Mirabeau The former carriage avenue has became one of the not-to-be-missed locations in Aix-en-Provence. A site of history and for relaxing and taking a stroll; it’s one of the busiest, liveliest areas in the town. Any time of the day, it welcomes you: morning coffee on the terrace while watching the city as it awakens, lunch under the leafy plane trees and « happy hour », when the people of Aix get SHOPPING © S. SPITERI together after work to start the evening off by enjoying the last rays of sunshine. MARCHÉ © C. MOIRENC Wander through the old town, beware: shopping! Here history is a matter of daily encounter in Kindle your senses which the delights of shopping go hand-in-hand in the market place with the noble heritage, the delights of an open In Aix-en-Provence, there are as many markets as terrace and the architectural delights, wandering there are days of the week: fruit and vegetable through town and the marvellous Baroque scenery. markets, old books markets, and flower markets. Indeed, the Aix Baroque architecture is ranked They animate the city with sounds and colours, are third in France after Paris and Versailles. Fashion, places for meeting up and for discovering, most decoration, luxury, delicacies... Aix-en-Provence particularly a sun-kissed gastronomic heritage. is a prime shopping destination. The top names Market stands mushroom all over the city centre PHOTOS © S. SPITERI SHOPPING © S. SPITERI in fashion are present in Old Aix, and the major and its surroundings. labels in the new area, « Les Allées Provençales ». Press Contact Geraldine Fridrici - + 33 (0)4 42 37 05 18 - [email protected] 5/24 Remember at Mémorial des Milles A cultural centre that is one-of-a-kind in France, to learn from our past: for today and tomorrow. This historic monument, one of nine major French memorial sites, is the only major French internment and deportation camp still intact and accessible to the public. The Camp des Milles now houses an important historical museum, turned towards education and culture. www.campdesmilles.org Appreciate the authenticity of a XVIIth and XVIIIth century Aix property PAVILLON DE VENDÔME © S. SPITÉRI Not far from the bustle of the city centre, sur- rounded by a park à la française, the Pavillon de Vendôme is one of the most attractive « follies » inherited from the Grand Siècle. In this place of peace and beauty, the pomp and lifestyle of past centuries are reflected.
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