The 48 best things to do with kids in Aix-en-Provence

An extraordinary Cezanne exhibition covering his early to later works. Tickets only available via online portal and do expect a crowd- but it is a must if in Aix. The museum’s smaller permanent exhibition is also worth a (less crowded) visit.

The temporary exhibition about Cezanne was fabulous however the organisation of the museum leaves huuuuuge space for improvement. The tickets can not be bought in the museum even if the next available slot is in the next 30 minutes. You have to buy online or in tourist office which is 700 meters away. The most ridiculous solution I’ve ever encountered in any other museum. You’re advised to come 30 minutes before just to stand in the queue. Instead of letting people enter on small groups they just put a mass of people to enter small space of the exhibition all together to make the small rooms super crowded. No logic at all. And the worst out of it is the stroller unfriendly policy! Nowhere at the stage of buying tickets online you learn strollers are not allowed. You learn it when entering museum. Parent must carry the child all the time. As I was nowhere before made aware of it I didn’t bring any baby carrier. They finallly made exception for me after consulting their head of security 🤯 the museum has lifts inside but first you need to make two round of stairs in front to enter the building which is a tough barrier for people with strollers or with wheelchairs. This all happens in France and touristic town! Shame and the difficulties they made for people with reduced mobility and first of all not informing the customer on the stage of buying ticket just spoils the whole experience. The staff also is not very helpful as this is a bother to have reduced mobility person as a visitor. Only one woman on the lower floor was actually nice. The rest was behaving as this is such a nuisance. Total disappointment and I’ve been to hundreds of museums before. 2 stars as the exhibition was first class but organisationally it’s a HORRIBLE place.

The Cezanne exhibit is fantastic and well worth the price! They've brought together a fantastic collection and traced it though his life to show the evolution of style and use of light. The price includes the rest of the collection, and it was well organized to get in with timed entry, keeping it not too busy inside. If you're lucky enough - catch it before Oct 16 :).

Wonderful space and comprehensive Cezanne expo visited in October 2025. There was a significant queue for the expo, which is reassuring! There are plenty of us still looking for beauty and inspiration in art! Will be back!

The Cezanne show was a great idea. Unfortunately, it was very difficult to truly appreciate it. We had tickets for the 12:30pm time slot and while the museum staff tried their best, people with other time slots were able to get in ahead of us. The que was in a side street that was partially closed to public but somehow people were skipping the que and going in. Once in, the museum was mobbed and there were large guided groups that monopolized the most significant pieces making it practically impossible for individuals to get close. The guide giving a lecture in front of the piece and the group (some even set up folding chairs!), took over entire rooms so those of us behind couldn’t get close. I’m sure the show was great and the city deserves kudos for a great effort but the museum needs to reconsider whether they can host individuals at the same time as they invite groups. The other issue is not the museum’s fault but a rule about it might help: photography should not be allowed when the museum is this busy. People stand in front of a piece with their phone, one after another, taking pictures of artwork that has been photographed millions of times preventing those of us behind to appreciate the work. No one is ever going to take as good a picture as the one sold in the museum shop post card or found in a book. I’m happy I was able to visit this beautiful exhibit but, unfortunately, it was not a particularly enjoyable experience.

The museum houses permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, in our case Cezanne a Jas de Bouffan 2025. The temporary exhibition was nice, the permanent one was fine but didn't entice me that much.

We went to see the Sezanne exhibition. It was really nice but unfortunately totally overcrowded although they are already limiting access with time slots. It also would have been great to understand more about the father -son relationship - the explanations were too short/ shallow and seemed contradictory at times.

The park is pleasant, but not somewhere I’d rush back to. The walk around it wasn’t long, just a casual stroll.

A parc with some shadow and good for us to have dinner in the heat of 32 Celsius:) Some people have a picnic and it looks like a relaxing place. Should close at 8 pm but we did not see anyone who closed the place, so not sure about closing time

Lovely place however there was an amazing exhibition of vendors of all varieties there for an event

A nice park in three parts. There is shady green space with benches, a small play park, and larger paved area with water features. Small but calm.

I'm not impressed the park looks deserted and neglected. The kids playground is extremely basic for a park like this.

You can spend a few hours in the nature Activity for children’s and relax 🧘 for you

A nice park to stop at if you pass by, but nothing I’d come to on purpose... It feels like that.

Very old and full of character, a fascinating mix of architecture. This is a beautiful historic site with layers of history. You can see a blend of Roman, Gothic, and Baroque styles all in one place. The stone carvings, wooden choir stalls, and ancient baptistery are especially impressive. Even if you’re not religious, it’s worth a visit just to admire the architecture and peaceful atmosphere. A great spot for photos and a quiet moment in the city.

One of the most amazing cathedrals - and you wouldn’t recognize from the outside. Actually hard to find as it is easily overlooked in the dazzling inner town of Aix. The magnificent inside greets you first with a wonderful full-body baptistery on the right, with high columns. Then you walk on until you realize you are in a side wing - and turning to the left exposes a beautiful main ship, with an even more wonderful altar area. We didn’t see the associated cloister as this has a long lunch time break, so check the time tables if you want to visit this as well.

Absolutely outstanding church - architecture, artworks, organ, cloisters, and alter. One of the best I have ever seen.

Amazing visit! No tickets needed. You can visit the church free of charge (except during church services when it’s off limits for visitors). There are spaces dedicated to prayers only - off limits for visitors - which you are asked to respect. The beautiful archway and garden can be visited with a guide only. Make sure to put that on your schedule:) it’s free of charge but polite to leave a tip.

Beautiful cathedral! You can clearly experience how it has grown during the many centuries, from the simple baptism area, through the Roman period, to the Gothic part. The extra gallery of the monastery is also worth a visit, with many icons on the pillars.

Beautiful cathedral, with double pipes organ.

Worthwhile visit. Old and mysterious 12th century church.

Such a heavy and impressive place. Their unique approach in three steps makes it a complete visit with history, impact and reflection on the war, it's aftermath and the understanding of how it happened and how it could be prevented in the future. They offer a 2h guided tour but if you go on your own, you might need 3h to thoroughly experience the whole place, filled with small details, proof of the people who were once between these walls.

Well worth visiting. We spent more time in the museum than we were told the visit would take because there was so much fascinating information to learn. We paid for audio guides but wouldn't recommend these to anyone who speaks French or English as most of the information was just a duplicate of what we could read in both these languages on the exhibits. If you speak a different language, the audio guide may be more useful to you.

A must visit for historians and for those who want to learn how to see signs of impending genocide, and be inspired by stories of courageous resistance. The security to get into the site is telling of its importance. *everyone can react, everyone can resist, everyone in their own way*

This place is definitely worth a visit, I visited on a warm spring day in March and there really was no line to enter, everything is kept essentially how it was and it is an interesting feel walking through here knowing what went on.

Definitely worth a visit, especially on a hot summer day. It is a fascinating place to see how history touched this small area. You are able to tour through the entire tile factory with plenty of information about France's role in the war. I particularly loved how blunt they were about the French government not helping. You will go through a well organised path and tour of the factory.

I’ve previously visited the Dachau concentration camp in Munich and I was expecting to see sth similar, but what I saw was only the inside of the building. There was no even the beds. I’m disappointed and I paid 11 for entry with the teacher reduction which is so expensive!! However, the lady at the reception was noce and helpful.

We took a guided tour, which I absolutely recommend and believe much better than just walking around. After seeing many other well-made museums of this sort (e.g. Auschwitz), I thought the quality of the museum and accessibility were not bad could be better. If you don't have a car, you can easily get there by bus 4 from Aix-en-Provence but be careful about the way back - the bus station for return is about 10 min away from the museum.

Cute place to visit. You can walk around the ground floor for free, and get to the garden. The exhibition is paid, and there is also a restaurant/cafe which you can visit and enjoy a drink/food in the small garden or inside. The interior is pretty interesting and there were a lot of artworks to be seen all around. We were especially amazed by the small labyrinth (parterre design) in the back garden. 🥰

A gorgeous oasis of peace, style and refinement in the heart of Aix-en-Provence. I loved the 30' film about Cezanne's life showed as part of the visit. The permanent collection is interesting and the layout of the building impressive. The two leveled garden is wonderful in all seasons...and the elegant café adds to the experience. An absolute pleasure and a treat. A reminder that.. La vie est belle...

Always a magical visit to this special space displaying the current art scene in the heart of Aix en Provence. Niki de Saint Phalle exhibition was incredible! The permanent sculpture and painting installations are incredible (on the first two floors) as is the Jardin and the gift shoppe that transports you to an era gone by ! Buy tickets in advance online.

Enjoyed the perfect early afternoon here. I began with lunch, toured the art exhibition, then topped off my visit relaxing in the rear garden. Perfection.

Very nice museum in a lovely old building in the middle of Aix. Currently an inspiring exhibition with works by French sculptor Niki de Saint Phalle. While there be sure to visit the beautiful garden. The cafe is nice and fits well with aura of the museum.

Went to the Niki de Saint Phalle exhibition which had outstanding organization, presentation, and descriptions in both French and much appreciated English. We also had a wonderful lunch at the café and enjoyed the Cezanne movie.

Beautiful historic house and modern art centre. Stunning gardens and top class salad-based lunches

I must be missing something for this to get an average of four on Google. A very sporadic display - no story or theme really linking them. Limited educational text. If it’s pouring with rain and you want 10 minutes out of the weather then maybe, otherwise a waste of 6 euro entry. Also like another reviewer mentioned we were followed around the museum as if we were a group of naughty school children in a corner shop. Weird.

By my understanding and standards, this place cannot be considered a museum. There are hardly any objects on display. I entered with the hope of finding an ethnographic museum, but it was a disappointment. Moreover, if you don’t know French language like us, you won’t be able to read anything or understand the visual presentations. Even if you consider the entrance fee as a donation, you’d be better off spending your time exploring the historic streets of this beautiful city.

Very limited collection focussing mainly on ecclesiastical themes… no English translations so only go if you are passionate about the history of Aix and can speak good French!

There wasn’t much to see, unfortunately. I was hoping to get a look at the mansion’s interior and some original furniture, but it turned out to be a small museum with just a few Cézanne paintings upstairs, and some rather creepy puppet dolls 😂

The city was founded in 123 B.C. but the museum touches on the period starting from the 17th century only. You'll see a few models and artifacts from that era but you won't learn much about the actual history of the city for the most part. The displayed paintings are mostly related to Cezanne's fellow artists/friends, half of the museum could be regarded as a small extension of Musée Granet which is dedicated to Cezanne himself and many more painters. There's a room with an interesting 3D model for a cupola project of St. Peter's Basilica (Vatican), the video is quite interesting telling the story of the project but the connection to Aix is that a collector bought the model in Italy and brought it to Aix. The museum has some artifacts but it's missing out most of the city's interesting history unfortunately. It can be a nice break for 20-25 min if you are in downtown, entrance is free on the first Sunday of the month!

Followed around the entire museum like we weren't trustworthy. Made me feel pretty uncomfortable. I left after about 7 minutes.

Nice small museum, however the ticket vendor quite blatantly tried to short change me, then pretended she hadn't noticed the 2€ in her hand. The actual museum attendant was helpful though.

Stunning location with mind blowing artwork that is so beautiful and ahead of it’s time. Really enjoyed and felt privileged to see that, but unfortunately maintenance of the building inside and outside really left us a bit sad and disappointed. Everything felt outdated and abandoned 20 years ago. Outside is not that bad really but inside… pictures speaks for itself. And on top of that entrance is not cheap at all I think 16 eur regular and 12 for students, which I’m happy to pay but also expect to be cleaned well preserved and not only that but taken care of with love, which here doesn’t feel at all. Anyways I would still recommend for others to visit and hopefully whoever is in charge should start taking his job seriously and fix this foundation like it deserves it.

Very interesting museum if you are interested in this kind of art. Not many explanations in English. Visit lasts around 1 hour, vrry easy to go with the bus .

Really worth a visit from Aix. Easy to access by bus and a fascinating insight into Op(tical) Art. Also, good views of Mont Ste Victoire and the surrounding countryside. It could do with a decent cafe instead of the Snackerie with a coffee machine and chocolate bar dispenser. Worth it for the art though.

If you have an appreciation for modern art, this is absolutely worth the stop. We spent about 2 hours inside and that felt like a good amount to see everything. Don’t miss the second floor as there is lots to see up there as well. To get the full effect of the galleries, have a seat in the middle and give your eyes some time to take in the full effect

I loved it! Wonderful art showcased in a monumental building. A real treat in Aix!

An excellent meusem. Highly recommend. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. Great for kids as well as adults. We walked from the museum to the old town which while it won't make much of an Instagram post was fun in it's own way. We saw some poor reviews of the museum which might give more insight to the reviewer than the place.

If you like Vasarelli's art as I do, then this is a 100% must see. The big works of art in the large hexagonal galleries with lots of natural light are amazing. I agree with others comments that it needs more love and care, but the beauty and genius of his art and design still come through in flying colors!

From the online description, we were expecting to see a 17th century, 3 storey home, filled with furniture. What we saw were sparsely decorated rooms with only a few pieces of furniture and instead a quirky art exhibition. Only the ground and first floor could be accessed. There was a locked door to the top floor. The exhibition looked at interesting ways to portray the female organs as well as scars and reproduction. I thought the exhibition was tastefully executed and interesting, but not why I came here. The gardens are beautiful and well maintained. The entry price is only €4/person and is an interesting way to spend an hour.

Great and lovely garden to visit, really relaxing and quiet in the morning. Didn’t go inside to get full experience but I would recommend to take a look at least from outisde

Was denied entry with a baby. As they have stairs one has to carry the child but the staff won’t agree to leave the stroller at the ticket counter even if the museum was empty and there was plenty of space. They wrote this is a wheelchair accessible place but this is probably a lie as they said strollers are not allowed because of stairs. This happens in France and tourist destination 😳😳😳 probably the stony entrance is an indication not to proceed with stroller. Aix en Provence really needs to work on their family friendly policy as this is the most baby unfriendly town I so far have visited. It’s not the only place in this town where parents with stroller are unwelcome or thrown away. TOTAL SHAME and this is holiday destination. Someone should train and sensibilize staff responsible for tourism in Aix. I don’t plan to check out other Provence cities and just won’t plan it as holiday destination ever again even coming with adults with full mobility. I will pass my experience around as well to warn other people from such discriminatory cities and museums.

Very small and fast to get through but still very interesting exhibit. Pretty garden and nice workers!

Very beautiful place to hang out and relax - the garden is absolutely gorgeous and the exterior of the palace is as well. I’d suggest to skip the visit of the interior because it kinda ruined the image of the place. Grab a book or plan the rest of your trip laying on the grass and enjoy the nice bucolic atmosphere: the inside is literally 5 rooms with a fireplace and a couple of ancient furniture pieces. It’s nothing special. The art exposition is very… artistic… I believe only true art aficionados can enjoy it

Went there with two friends for a special art exhibition and we weren't disappointed. The decor and everything else in general was stunning. It's a perfect little, quiet, place to read and spend some time with yourself. 💭

Absolutely stunning. Even if you go for the museum, to learn a little bit of history or you only go to have a moment of quaiet in the lovelly garden you will be impressed. Inside of the museum its a exhibition, Eric Bourret SAINTE - VICTOIRE photographies 1991/2021

Nice area to walk around. Many beautiful and cozy cafes. Open markets during some of the week days and weekends.

Big wide open square surrounding an impressively big fountain. Makes for a great start to the entrance into the old city, as well as the colorful vender lined boulevard. Worth walking around it to appreciate the statuary.

The main first ever fountain you’ll see when you arrive! Very beautiful i think i can spend minutes just looking at it!

great vibe and armosphere, the restaurants around the circle have an amazing scenery. One of the trees is home to beautiful green parrots which is pretty crazy.

Must see fountain! Beautiful city. Be sure to watch an Argonauts game if you are there during the season!

Beneath the southern sun, she stands - a fountain crowned in stone and spray, where lions keep eternal watch and water dreams its endless way. In her mist, old stories breathe; the city pauses, hearts grown still. Aix begins and ends right here. In quiet grace, and Provençal will.

very nice place. good view

One of several beautiful fountains in Aix-en-Provence

When i came here, the fountain is dry huhu but it’s one of the must visit aix fountain!

This is a small square containing a small obelisk on-top of a small fountain. The fountain's discharge points are sculptured dolphin heads, one on each side of the rectangular base. Unfortunately, vandals have broken one of the heads, which is currently held in place with some web-fabric tie-downs.

The pretty place in Aix

Very pretty! Worth checking out when walking the streets of Aix

Nice little square with an attractive fountain in it, just down the road from the Hotel de Caumont.

One of the oldest and most beautiful Fountain in Aix

Nice place in the heart of Aix en Provence. To be visited

Great place with a plethora of food and drink options. It's not my favorite spot in Aix to sit, people watch and chat with friends, but it's popular and always busseling.

Beautiful sloped/stepped plaza with some high quality restaurants. We stopped for a glass of wine and nibbles as it was the perfect spot in Aix-en-Provence for a peaceful and beautiful break

Ended up here pretty much by accident - it where we popped up from the underground car park, right beside Le Rendezvous restaurant, which was most handy because we were hungry... try the "salad pizza" - covered with rocket (arugula), and quite delicious. If they tell it's for one... maybe if you are starving!

Heaps of fun for a later afternoon drink. Lots of students around here gives the place a youthful and energetic feel.

Super nice square and delicious food available here

Nice place with bars and restaurants.

One of the nice parks in aix en Provence. It is a great place to relax, yoga, meditation and of course for picnic with family and friends. It has lush green grassland and kids play area too. In summer, it’s one of the the places with natural tree shades to stay cool and calm. Situated just outside the periphery towards north near to the Arts & Métiers college. There’s ample parking space in the vicinity. The parc usually closes at 19h30.

Great park for relaxation. Events happen here from time to time. We visited such event as part of Aix biennale on 03/05/2024 I e., food truck festival. We enjoyed the freebies on offer along with the various trucks serving food along with the vibrant music played. Part also had space for kids playing area and guarded with fence.

A welcome green space in the heart of the city. In need of a little TLC perhaps?

Little parc with a fountain, where you can enjoy some peace..

Very nice, has a play ground and a pool for the little one in the summer

The park was very nice it has a lot of people showing up at 4 pm to play. There is lots of features in the park to play with. The bad part of the park is that it closes at sunset.

The park closes overnight and opening times change through the seasons. Very friendly groundsman who opened up the park promptly for us.

We enjoyed the guided visit very much. The guide spoke excellent English and described many interesting vignettes about Cezanne's years in the studio and efforts to preserve it after his death. We look forward to returning to see the progress on restoring more of the studio.

A lovely place to visit, even though there is only one room to see. The most interesting part was listening to our guide, who is very knowledgeable (and speaks English perfectly)! I hope that eventually this space will be even more interesting, with more things to view and I'm grateful that they do their best to save the remembrances of a great painter.

The bright southern French sunlight and sweet air made this place feel magical. Watching a group painting outdoors added to the charm—it was a beautiful and inspiring moment.

Boring tour of women, who can hardly speak English. The content of the tour is irrelevant to the art of Cézanne. Just silly little anecdotes. Complete wastevofvtime. What a shame

The studio I visited itself is one room and oat of some gardens. It's not accessible and it's a ways from the city center. On the way back to our horn we had to wait over 1 hour for the bus (it was a Sunday) and no Ubers / Bolts were available that could fit a wallet on the trunk. So it just wasn't worth it for the mobility aspect given that we saw one room.

Excellent experience, made very enjoyable by the stories and anecdotes from the guide

We tried to book for the museum but that was sold out many weeks before we arrived so thought a tour of his studio would be great. Ticket €9.50 each, says to arrive 20 minutes before your time slot. No idea why especially as only 3 chairs to sit on in the gift shop/waiting area. The staff at the desk weren’t particularly friendly. Our guide introduced himself and off we went through the garden, stopped to warn us about the path (it was very wet and slippery), and we arrived at his house. We entered the first room on the ground floor, stood around and given a background into Cezanne’s life. Then up the stairs to the studio. Stools provided to sit and hear more about Cezanne’s life and approach and then items of interest in his studio. There is his easel, a palette and a few bits and pieces but that’s about it. It’s a very empty space really for a studio and doesn’t give you a feel for how he worked here or how the space was really used. It’s a room basically. And that’s the tour, which a quick read of a website could have provided. Our guide was nice enough. He has perfect English however has a very thick French accent and spoke very fast so made it difficult to understand him ( I work with people from across the globe so very comfortable with accented English but even I struggled). NB. parking nearby is a nightmare so in fact turning up early proved to be a good idea purely to find a place to park. Tip- buy tickets online ahead as it does sell out.

We had an incredible tour with Guillaume yesterday. He showed us around the winery and then led a tasting - he was extremely knowledgable, passionate and enthusiastic about wine. He answered all of our questions and taught us so much about the entire process. What an excellent tour guide, if you can book with him, then do! The grounds and restaurant were also absolutely stunning. A 10/10 day and must do in the area!

The place is very pleasant, clean, and beautifully designed, and surrounded by vineyards, nature, and art. The facility offers seven distinct restaurants, each with its own menu and atmosphere. We had the opportunity to dine at all of them, and our overall experience was excellent. The staff was outstanding and went above and beyond to meet all our requests.

Absolutely loved it here! Art and architecture work is beautiful and well worth doing. We also had snacks and wine at La Terrace which was also great and had good vegetarian friendly options which can be difficult to come by in this region!

Magnificent and so poetic. It reminded me of the open-air museums you can find in the Hudson Valley (north of New York), except even better. Thank you for bringing this concept to France, thank you for letting people have their own journey. Also love that signage is brought to its minimum, this is how art should be experienced. <3

We stayed at Auberge La Coste in October. It was a transformational experience. It’s maybe the most gorgeous of properties not even considering the accommodations. So much thought went into the planning and experience of this spectacular cultural experience. We will recommend this heartily to anyone traveling to Provence.

Great visit to Chateau La Coste. Outside walking path of 2-3 hours with grandiose art installations and stunning views. It can get a bit steep but otherwise a comfortable hike. Enjoyed a small lunch on their terrace and a small visit to their wine shop. Highly recommend a visit!

Okay, so there is a disconnect here for me... The spaces are magnificent, they setting pastoral and charming, the architecture modern and somewhat brutalist, and staff extremely kind and knowledgeable. Where there is an issue is the art, the "art-tour" through the grounds, amd how they orchestrate the way in which you view the art, and the absolute lack of basic amenities such as available water, toilette, and basic safety items for guests. The art for the most part left me wanting more, and more of it. The Richard Serra "sculpture" I would say is am insult to hardworking metal and steel tradesmen around the world; overly simplistic and poorly placed. The Foxes by Michael Stipe were very nice, inviting and well placed, well done. The Liam Gillick "Multiplied Resistance Screened" was a lovely addition to his body of work and very inviting and situated perfectly. The shining star for me was the Tadao Ando "Pavillion of Four Cubes..." exterior was stark and brave, the entrance creepy and inviting, the darkness of the path to the interior of 4 illuminated cubes resting inside was sublime. So welll thought out and put into action. LOVELY The Prune Nourry " Mater Earth" was as expected; beautiful and large, and appropriately placed. The Frank Gehry Pavillion was very nicely done, comfortable audience seats in a natural setting, and looks like it has great acoustics for performances, but in a weird way it seemed out of place to me, but i saw it in the daylight, nighttime may have an entirely different effect. Now to some sore points. As a museum and installation fan, I am accustomed to different places and configurations for display spaces. This layout took it to another level. Spread over many acres, on trails that for some would be difficult or impossible to traverse. Couple this with the lack of ANY drinking water, at any point on the entire trail system, coupled with NO bathroom facilities save for those in the main building, these things seemed to scream a lack of respect for the customer who has paid a fee to do the long, and for 7+ months a year, HOT trail walk. I was told I could purchase a 19 Euro glass Damian Hirst water bottle at the shop and fill it up for my walk...my how generous of Lacoste! As someone who has lived part time in France for many years, would recommend this place for a visit, but I myself would not return with them for the visit. Very disappointing, because it seems as though ABSOLUTE creature comforts, and frankly safety, have been eliminated for the profit of the owners.

This moss-covered fountain was built in 1666 by architect Jacques Fosséon on Cours Mirabeau, level with Rue Clémenceau. The 18°C water temperature all year round encourages the presence of moss.

Beautiful natural looking fountain with ferns and mosses growing on it.

Very special

We visited the place with our (then) 2 yo. What we likes about the place was the open space which was relatively safe from the usual dangers to toddlers. Lots of cafes and small shops around and very picturesque. Lots of police and security around which gives a sense of safety. The officials are quite helpful for tourists as well. We followed the city travel map and walked to most of the city attractions.

Lovely overgrown fountain.

Nice fountain

Cool

Could not see the exhibition, not even get a glimpse – at 17:40 it was declared closed. Though the big info poster next to the entrance says it’s opened till 18:00. we would have been happy to get an impression of the place. But apparently this includes the time for the personnel to lock all the doors…

This spin off collection from the Granet Museum is fabulous. It was only by accident that I found out that you get a discount on entry if you visit using the full price ticket from the main museum. Each artist is well explained and the background of how the collection came about was clearly and beautifully explained. Well worth the visit. Entry was not confusing like the main museum, but the discount is not as well advertised as it could be.

Your €6.50 ticket gives you access to two art galleries, the Musee Granet and the Granet XXe Collection Jean Planque, which are a 5 minute walk apart. The Jean Planque collection is set in an old church. The collection includes a handful of Picassos, a Van Gogh, a Monet, and more. The entire gallery is probably about 50 pictures, and takes about 15-20 minutes to look round. There is a toilet inside as well, and lift between floors if needed.

Not a gallery that encourages you to linger and enjoy the works on show, by design or by welcome. Was made to feel that my presence there was an inconvenience to the staff. Very disappointed.

We tried to visit this after the Cezanne exhibition at the Granet Museum, where there was a sign suggesting that we do so. We tried on three different days during the official opening hours to no avail - on 2 occasions there were signs saying that the museum had been booked by group tours, on the other no sign and another frustrated visitor said that they had asked at the Granet, but they didn't know why it was not open!

Lovely gallery with amazing French artists all under one roof; Monet; Cezanne; Rembrant and Picasso! Wonderful sculpture gallery and Giancometti!

What an amazing little gem of a museum! They have several wonderful Picassos, Monet, Van Gogh and other artists, too. Planque was friends with all the artists and this was his private collection. The museum displays photos of his home with the pieces hanging on his walls. Can you imagine having so many fine pieces of art displayed at home? Wow! Planque himself was an artist and was exceptionally talented. The museum itself is like an art piece too. 5 starts all around!

(Translated by Google) Absolutely fascinating session, led by a clearly passionate and educational speaker. The content is perfectly suited to adults who are curious or new to astronomy. I had a great time, thank you so much for the discovery! (Original) Séance absolument passionnante, animée par un intervenant visiblement passionné et pédagogue. Le contenu est parfaitement adapté aux adultes curieux ou novices en astronomie. J’ai passé un excellent moment, un grand merci pour la découverte !

(Translated by Google) We were unfortunately unable to visit the planetarium because reservations were required, but we took a little tour of the garden, ate a pomegranate, and saw a tree with a strange fruit the size of a pétanque ball... 🤣😂 (Original) Nous n'avons pas pu visiter le planétarium avec regret car réservations obligatoires, mais nous avons fait un petit tour dans le jardin, mangé une grenade, et connu un arbre avec un drôle de fruit de la grosseur d'une boule de pétanque... 🤣😂

(Translated by Google) A really very pleasant place, sessions suitable for children. The facilitator is extremely interesting, the explanations are clear and accessible. We'll be amazed, whether we're young or old. (Original) Un lieu vraiment très agréable, séances adaptées pour les enfants. L'animateur est extrêmement intéressant, les explications sont claires et accessibles. On en prend plein les yeux, que l'on soit petit ou grand

(Translated by Google) An excellent experience for both children and adults. A warm welcome, a very comfortable and air-conditioned room, and the explanations are perfect. We will be back because there are different presentations. (Original) Une excellente expérience autant pour les petits que pour les grands. Accueil au top, salle très confortable et climatisée, les explications sont parfaites, nous reviendrons car il y a différentes présentations.

(Translated by Google) Awesome! A great discovery with a passionate speaker who knows how to capture attention and explain simply. I went to the 4+ session with my daughters, it was very interactive and very fun! BRAVO 👏 (Original) Génial! Une super découverte avec un orateur passionné et qui sait capter l'attention et expliquer simplement. Je suis allée à la séance des +de 4 ans avec mes filles, c'était très interactif et très ludique! BRAVO 👏

(Translated by Google) Very beautiful place to share knowledge about the stars and the sky. We participated in a conference for children aged 3 to 5, it was a great time. My son still talks to me about it 10 days later. The image broadcasting room is comfortable and the animators are involved, which pleases the children! (Original) Très beau lieu de partages de connaissances sur les astres et le ciel. Nous avons participé à une conférence pour les enfants de 3 à 5 ans c'était un très bon moment. Mon fils m'en parle encore 10 jours après. La salle de diffusion des images est confortable et les animateurs sont investis ce qui plaît aux enfants !

(Translated by Google) Place to share knowledge about the stars, the sky, the Apollo mission... very interesting and accessible to children. The image broadcasting room is comfortable and the animators transmit their passion to both adults and children (Original) Lieu de partages de connaissances sur les astres, le ciel, la mission Apollo ... très intéressant et accessible aux enfants. La salle de diffusion des images est confortable et les animateurs transmettent leur passion tant aux adultes qu'aux enfants

I do sport everyday , this is nice place very quiet , cars passing near the park are spoiling this eden, but in the whole feel very happy here.

Medium sized Parc, you might still prefer to go to Parc de la Torse, but the feeling at spring is quite nice anyway. Edit : Japanese garden under construction at the moment

This is a lovely park with a small Japanese garden, not many tetrahedrons on site.

Love it, you can go for a walk in the Japanese garden or with the kids to the playground. There's a small bar also.

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(Translated by Google) A few shady spots for lunchtime picnics. The children's playgrounds are scorching hot, and the grass is very dry in places. But no, it's August! (Original) Quelques endroits ombragés pour pique-niquer le midi. Les jeux pour les enfants sont brûlants, le gazon est très sec par endroits. Mais non, c’est le mois d’août !

A very nice restaurant in the heart of Aix-en-Provence, with outdoor seating and beautifully presented French or fusion dishes. The complimentary gazpacho was refreshing and delicious on a hot summer day, and I enjoyed it even as someone who is not a big fan of cold soups. The fish dish had typical Mediterranean flavors, whereas the beef dish was clearly influenced by Japanese cuisine, both very fresh and tasty. The side salad was great as well. Price is a bit higher compared to other restaurants nearby. Service was friendly but a bit slow as they get very busy in the evenings.

Excellence all around. So happy that we were able to celebrate my wife's 60th birthday here. The food was so good it begs for many returns. The staff was professional and very friendly. If in Aix, this is a must do restaurant

This was on the list of must try for me. Went there without reservation at noon and was surprised it was not crowded. I took the suggestion of the day and it totally blew my mind!! The quality for that price was really amazing!! The staff were very friendly, quick and helpful with top service. I can totally recommend it!

In the centre of town is an amazing market selling fresh local produce, pears, cheese, veg and meat. Given that excellence it’s strange not to find that quality in the restaurants. L’Incontournable was a surprise find. Located in a picturesque square north of the market its menu is diverse and inventive with dishes and wines that are both local and delicious.

A great experience! I dined in the evening and the service was incredibly friendly, and I wasn't made to feel rushed at all, which isn't always the case for someone eating alone. The food was amazing and the location and atmosphere couldn't be beaten in the centre of Aix-en-Provence. Highly recommend.

Food was excellent, really glad we came. Though it felt like the manager wasn’t too pleased that we only ordered mains and wine. Noted that there are limited choices in the menu.

Fantastic service, incredible food and a beautiful setting. Highly recommended

Live jazz piano player in the evenings, great service and delicious food (portions are big!). They have lunch specials but also a wide selection of French cuisine at dinner.

Very good service and open when most other restaurants are not serving food, which makes this a good stop if your schedule requires you to have a meal at an unusual time. The food was perfectly fine, tasty but not memorable. The pianist helped create a relaxing atmosphere in an otherwise large and busy place.

Little late for lunch, but still seving. Had the most amazing roquefort salad. Really was exceptional,.even if it sis defeat me! The gourmand salad was amazing too.

Good food, service was okay, but several heavy smokers stunk up the place

I am biased, I have been a customer over 3 decades so that says it is good, and consistent. Good service, nice beers and near but not buried in the madness of the cours.

I agree with many of the previous positive comments, mussels, large and tasty, and veal also recommended. Servic e a little to friendly maybe, piano player although a little straight for jazz, added to the vibe. Generous portions are reasonably priced. A traditional French experience and service with a useful QR code to translate the menu.

Really nice place...a surprise, actually. The service was outstanding. The food was really good comfort food. Live piano in the background was a romantic touch. Flambe'd meals, specially at table prepared tartar...free after dinner drink. Highly recommend.

Really delicious breakfast. I had a latte, a slice of the apple and almond cake and the French toast with truffle oil. It was perfect for me! My hubby had the brunch which came with avocado toast, caramel pancakes, a latte and a fresh juice. Everything was delightful! 🧡

We come for having lunch, i got a salad and bread with egg (most expensive on salty menu) but it seems that the salad is not well clean, a lot of dust when eating and unable to finish the dish. Their dishes have a lot of different salad options,be careful because it may not edible.

Very good place in the rotunde area. The food was nice and the service ok

The breakfast is great; however, it’s a little pricey for the portions served. Good service.

This is an amazing cafe. While we stayed in Aix, we had brunch there every day. There were many foods to choose from, as well as drinks (try the black latte, it's absolutely amazing). The service was incredibly quick and the servers very polite and kind, we even made friends with one of the women who works there. If I ever come again, this is where I'll be having breakfast every day Do yourself a favour and don't miss this gem

Awesome place if you’re craving a simple, yet delicious brunch! Staff is super friendly and always up for a chat. If you’re here for a visit definitely check it out, you’ll be able to enjoy the beautiful sun!

The food was exceptionally tasty. On almost every option there was a gluten free possibility. You could add or takeaway stuff from your dish. The food came really quickly.

Overall, the experience is similar to what one would expect in America, however the drink costs 4.1 € and you are only allowed to fill it once, yes there are no refills. Additionally the fries are nowhere near the quality of those in America. The staff was somewhat rude to me as an American and insisted to get a person to translate despite somewhat understanding English.

Hamburger is normal, nothing good or bad. But the fries are nice. Milkshake is too sweet.

Very nice service. The personal were friendly and very polite, food as usual for 5 guys.

If you have a need for an American meal when your in Aix-en-Provence...this is the place to go! Great American Food.

Superb, fresh, charming staff. Very clean. Great burgers!!

Great place for burgers. Burgers are higher quality than other fast food restaurants, French fries are good. Totally love how they tell you where to potatoes come from for the fries on a given day. the customer service is pretty good too. Finished a little bacon cheeseburger with grilled onions, lettuce tomatoes, mustard and ketchup rather quickly. Quite filling! Glad I didn’t order the bigger one. The peanut butter milkshake was really good too. Although the milk shake cups are decent size for Europe, my milkshake was slightly less filled than my wife’s. Could have said something but just thought it was too much trouble. Maybe they should have a standard amount that comes out of the machine ? Overall, we love coming to this 5 Guys to get a little American fix from time to time. Do we pay for it? Yep! Drive from Marseille, and the cost is higher than other fast food restaurants. But we think it’s a great little burger date from time to time.

The burger was delicious in that simple but juicy and decadent American way, and they're not shy with the Cajun seasoning on the very generous fries servings. But our milkshake didn't arrive until well after we had finished our meal (another French family suffered a similar fate) - maybe the French see it as a dessert? Hard to recommend with the slow service given the prices - 10 EUR for a burger and 7.50 for a medium fries.

I come here multiple times a week. Delicious crêpes, consistent quality, so many options, and for a great price! The women working are always very kind as well.

Best crêpe I've had! So many options to choose from. I had a savoury crêpe with 2x fillings. They are a good price (especially for a tourist), quick, and fulling! Perfect for a brunch or lunch...especially on the go or as you roam the streets of Aix. Crêpes a gogo is a go-to since 1979! You go down into Le Passage which is just an old underground pass to cross the road.

My favorite crepe stand. So worth finding and waiting for a fresh crepe made while you watch!

This place has FANTASTIC crepes for the best price I’ve seen. I went there 3 times in 4 days. I’m obsessed!!

Crepes a gogo is my go to quick lunch spot in Aix en Provence. The crepes are delicious and very reasonably priced. No where to sit down but you can take your crepe up yo the rotonde and eat while you watch passers by.

Literally the best crêpes in Aix ! It may seem like a sketchy place (since you need to go under the road) but it is totally not. The lady at the counter is always nice. They have an extensive selection of choice and you can even buy raw dough. They have milkshakes in the summer. Completely recommend that place, so worth it!!

So many options - sweet or savory. Highly customizable. I like the ham, cheese, and egg one a lot - very filling too so perfect for lunch on the go. Service is fast and you can watch the master crêpe-maker (?) at work. Plus you can eat and walk around at the same time... not very french but very efficient. In a very unexpected place in an underground passageway but don't be put off by that.

This gelato shop was absolutely delightful! I got to choose six different flavors, and they crafted the gelato into a beautiful flower shape—such a lovely touch. I don’t speak French, but Isabella, who helped me, was incredibly kind and spoke great English, which made the whole experience even better. Unfortunately, before I even had a chance to taste it, the macaron on top fell to the ground. Later, when I went back inside to grab some napkins and throw away my trash, Isabella greeted me with a warm smile and asked how I liked the gelato. I told her her recommendation was perfect, but sadly the macaron had fallen. Without hesitation, she gave me a new one for free! Excellent service, kind staff, and great communication in English—Isabella truly made this place stand out. Highly recommend

Lovely ice cream, even in November I couldn’t resist it! One of the particular reasons why I like them is because you can have a few flavours in your beautiful flower not the standard two flavours! The staff are well trained and very happy to serve you with the smile even when asking for 4 different flavours. Amorino catches me in few places! 🍦🍦🍦

I’ve spent one entire week in France this June/July having ice creams every day from multiple places with our family and friends ons vacation. This is clearly the best one - the clear winner. Best ice cream I’ve had in France.

Ice cream is very good. The workers are lazy. There were no customers. Three of them just huddle in a corner, talking to eachother, checking their phones, and grabbing tastes of ice cream for themselves while the sitting area was dirty and disorganized.

The staff took very good care of me and my friend. Tiramisu ice cream is worth trying! I will stay in Aix-en-provence for 10 more days and I plan to come here again and again.

Great ice cream (the lime and basil flavor is fresh and highly recommended!) and great service. The two-flavor cone ice cream costs €5.50, it's expensive but it's really hard to find it cheaper elsewhere. Also you can eat inside the place and it has air conditioning.

Lovely sorbets, and friendly staff!

Nice park for hanging out and picnic in Aix en Provence. It has a small lake with fishes for the kids, a grassy hill with trees for shadows and plenty other places to carry out different activities including jogging, pétanque, football, open gym, play area, etc. A small water stream gives this park an additional beauty and calmness. It is located in eastern side of Aix near the piscine. Ample parking space is available near the piscine and it’s a two minutes walk from there. There are dedicated picnic spots with garden tables and kids play area. However, picnic on the grassy hill is allowed. This park is quite a places to rest, do yoga or sports training or any outdoor activities. Enjoy the family time on weekends 😊

Just a small walking path of length around 700 metres so a rather short promenade. But there are places for picnics, benches and some facilities for children to play even if not that much space. If you just visit the town I think it’s easily to skip. There was plenty of mosquitos in August. Better come with repellent.

Nice place to go whit your kids, multi parking but full

Lovely walk in nature near Aix.....perfect to find cool shade on a hot day. Lots of runners and bikers and families on weekends. There are also open fields great for a picnic. Easy to find from the many different entrances and car parks.

Nice park easily accessible for walking and exercise. For jogging it'll be a bit small but sufficient if there aren't too many visitors. Plenty of lawn for picnicking.

We love this park! I've been going there since my kids were small. We specially loge the walk by the river. The play area is small but the park itself is so enjoyable that it doesn't really matter

A wholesome park, where you can find greenry as well as well built tracks and weight machines for training and exercise. 10-15 minutes from center by foot

Delicious authentic Italian pizzas. Main focus is fresh high quality ingredients. Service is great. If you want pizzas this is the place to go.

Amazing pizza! The chevre et miel pizza is incredible. Nice chewy crust that doesn't get soggy, large size pizza, nice fluffy outer crust. My husband really enjoyed his salami pizza.

The pizza is good. But that’s about it. Luckily there was a table for 4 that was not reserved for the next 1.5h. We figured we can eat quickly. We wanted to order only three pizzas since I prefer not to eat late and the kids wanted pizza for our last meal on a French soil. It turns out they have a policy of a mandatory plate per person. We had already ordered two glasses of wine (not good at all) so I suggested to order two desserts instead of the forth pizza… but no - it needs to be a plate. Fine, now we ended up not drinking the wine, eating desserts elsewhere and leaving no tip… Not sure if that is a french thing or italian or a combination of both. I would not recommend the restaurant.

The service was awful. I've been to many restaurants and never had such a bad service. I felt attacked by the owner.

Super delicious pizza where you can really taste the quality of the ingredients. Amazing dough with real flavor, prepared a few days in advance just the way it should be. Very friendly staff. Highly recommend if you’re looking for a truly great pizzeria!

Average pizza place. Not very impressive. Service was good. Pizza was okay and wine so so. Nothing to really write home about on any front. If anything I'd say the service was very good. Serving a little better wine, improving on the taste of the food would really help.

Delicious pizza with very flavourful crust and sauce! Mu husband had the burrata appetizer and loved it.

My kids loved the place... half day spent with no regrets.. restaurant inside as well

Excellent place for your kids in need of a full day of fun. There are tables for the parents to sit at while the kids are busy having fun. Everything is well organised, and there's even a quiet room for the parents who want to be on their own. Great for birthday parties 🥳

A great place to have a birthday party for young children! My daughter attended a 9 year old party and said it was one of the best parties she had attended. There appeared to be a shop which sold food and drinks. The toilets appeared to be clean. The park itself is within a large building and was somewhat air-conditioned. There were areas for the younger children (3-5 years of age) and areas where the older more able children could explore on their own. Lots of objects to climb, run through, hide and generally have lots of fun! My children want me to take them back so it must have been lots of fun for them!

Arrived at 13h05 , got settled and children went to play. I went to order some lunch around 13h19 only to be told that no hot food was served after 13h15 , i replied saying sorry but i did not see this on the web site ( I may have missed this ) nor anywhere written here! Or I would have ordered as soon as we had entered!! The person behind the counter proceeded by placing a small board from under the counter on the side ,they forgot to put up earlier!! Other than this inconvenience the park is very big plenty to do for young children, they had fun for hours, it's clean enough staff are friendly.

Very nice close park. My 2 years old loves it. The opening hours are perfect. One minus is the stairs in the entrance how are people with babies are spouse to claim that?

Great for kids.. Bring earplugs for yourself..lol... tho they do have quiet room double glazed so you can see out for adults and tiny Babies. Well equipped, clean. Average snack food. Only gripe is the plastic cutlery is too cheap.. bits break off fork tips... And if you are not careful you can swallow them unknowingly. Dangerous as quite sharp.. I know because I ate some bits of fork unknowingly... So advise bring your own stronger disposable cutlery.. other than that 5 stars..!!

Dirty place all over. The toilets are the worst. So smelly that you can smell them from far away. Inside a mess from a floor till washbasins. Some of them are out of order. Little toilets for kids are not seperated which means when one child makes poo all other must see it! Re play areas: they are surrounded by slippery floor. Kids are obligated to wear socks and this makes folor more dangerous. A floor at football pitch is very slippery also. My 6 years old daughter just slided while she was there, she hurt her nose and she was bleeding. No first aid kit in a place! A receptionist gave me an ice in a plastic disposable gloves wrapped in a tissue! No air condition all around. In a relax room for parents there is one but doesn't work. It is not only hot but stuffy place. Awful food. Almost all frozen. Pancakes and brownie are frozen. Imagine this in France? A service lady responded to my surprise 'It's not a resturant'. Of course, isn't but you ban to bring food!

(Translated by Google) Highly recommended (Original) À recommander vivement

(Translated by Google) Magnificent 🤩 (Original) Magnifique 🤩

Wow! What an incredible experience we had. We were late for 20 min’ and still the stuff was so kind and welcoming. The food was really great. Highly recommend.

Wonderful experience for a birthday dinner. Excellent service provider by a friendly team who could answer every question about the menu or wine. Allowed us to taste various wines before choosing just the right ones for us. Each of our meals were exquisite. I had the fish special and loved it. A bit cramped but to be expected in a popular place.

We stopped for a family lunch at 1.30pm on Monday, 4 adults and 4 kids aged 1 to 7. There were plenty of seats both inside and outside. The waiter showed us to the table and helped us with the menu. The kids’ plates arrived very quickly within 10 minutes, since we ordered the dish of the day, namely fries and beef cutlets; for the starters the adults had a very tasty focaccia with truffles, but then we had to wait for another 30 minutes since the other guests came and were served ahead of us but we were just being ignored , the kids went bananas and the adults were on edge until we literally intercepted the waiter and demanded our meals to be served. The shrimps were tasty, the fish was very soft and melted in the mouth, the steak was also delicious, however the fries were extra dry. Then my husband found hairs on his plate and we complained to the waiter but he didn’t even apologize!!! Instead he just took the plate away and disappeared. We paid 200 euros!!! For 3 kids plates with fries and cutlets, focaccia, 1 fish with sweet potato, a plate of shrimps with rice and a steak with fries. We left zero tips for such a poor service. The food was ok but the service was awful. We are definitely not coming back

Came for the squid! The portion for the squid was so big totally worth it! I can only say i wished they went a little heavier on seasoning as the salmon tartar and squid lacked flavour. Otherwise really fresh ingredients! I saw someone get the fish which was later deboned looked so good, would get that next time. Ambiance was great!

Absolute perfection, the best meal we had in Provence. The beef, creamy polenta, risotto, cod, burrata, rose wine - all of it was so delicious. The interior decor inside is gorgeous and service from our waiter was the best. If you can only eat in 1 restaurant in Aix - make it this one!

This place surpassed any expectations I had. The maitre’d knew who I was from the time I walked in. They catered for me (coeliac) so well, right down to understanding that the sauce that came with the fish had flour in it and made the appropriate adjustments. I was hesitant to order a Negroni coming from the capital of Negronis (Melbourne) but the waiter assured me that if I didn’t like it, he’d arrange a new drink. It was fantastic. The food was so, so tasty and the creme brûlée was enough for a family. Can’t recommend this place more highly.

Great restaurant in Aix en Provence We had Foie gras Maison, Poulpe, Tartare De Boeuf, Gambas risotto. Every single dish was amazingly tasty 😋 Glad we found such a nice restaurant in tourist place.

Charming place with relaxing atmosphere and tasty food. Maybe the service is not perfect, we didn’t care ))

Beautiful setting, even better food and wine! So fresh and packed full of flavour. Staff were gracious and very welcoming. Would love to visit again

Amazing ambience with restaurant essentially in a court yard. Beautiful for nice weather and a glass of wine. The food was okay too, portion sizes slightly on the smaller side but to be expected for the ambience

Very nice location, beautiful garden - horrible service at the restaurant. We had reserved a table 6 weeks ahead with additional confirmation 2 days prior. Upon arrival, there was no table prepared, most of the main dishes sold out. The entrées were forgotten, resulting in 3 main courses being served first. The staff seemed unbothered! When we ordered bread, we received a small basket with burned bread that looked like coal. We were offered a discount on the final bill, once we payed, the missing entrées were still added. Apparently "by mistake"(???) It is truly disappointing that our experience went so wrong. The location and the food were amazing - to blame is the unprofessional, unorganised and clearly unbothered staff, that seems to have no understanding of creating a pleasant experience for their customers. Edit : After our guided tour we received a personal call from the owner who dearly apologised for the inconvenience. He invited us to a friendly discussion on the lunch faux-pas and we ended up having a very nice conversation about art! This added a pleasant touch to the unpleasant lunch.

I stopped by Aix-en-Provence for a while to come to this place recommended by a friend. The staff and manager were all kind and friendly. The manager knew we were from Korea and greeted us in Korean. The food was perfect, and the wine was of great quality at a reasonable price. We had a great time with a delicious meal in the peaceful and quiet garden.

skipjack tartare was incredible, and satisfying. seasonal vegetable entree was perfect and memorable. and chicken noodle soup was the best I've ever had. wait staff was very sweet. we'll be back.

Visited the anonymous project exhibition. Fun but not sure it is worth 6 euros. The terrace of the Gallifet is splendid, definitely have a drink or lunch there. Nice building overall.

Stumbled across this cafe after stopping into the Chapelle Granet exhibition. Service was exceptional, my grilled cheese came out promptly with a delicious side salad and atmosphere was very relaxed. Cappuccino was 3,50 euros and grilled cheese was only 5,00 euros! Recommend for a mid day break :)

This is my favorite spot in all of Aix-en-Provence. Highly recommend for students and those in a study abroad program. The staff is all fluent in English and very friendly, but they will let you practice your French if you’d prefer to challenge yourself! The coffee is also some of the best had here. The food menu is small, but consistently good. Beyond that, you will find a lot of things that other cafes don’t readily offer such as complimentary water, wifi, outlets, and public restrooms. They also have a loyalty program if you become a regular like I did.

Amazing coffee!! Coming from Australia this was the first place that offered delicious barista coffee and much cheaper than most places, highly recommend ❤️

Best coffee in Aix in my opinion. Cappuccino always come nicely. 2nd floor space is nice to work with wifi and plug but when it gets more crowded it can be busy and loud (just on the weekends) Staffs are all sweet and attentive. Highly highly recommended 👍🏽

I was here all of 30 minutes before being thrown out. Owner maintained there were people downstairs waiting to eat. Nobody came up to look for a table or was ordering downstairs. Person two rows behind me had also ordered a drink and was studying there long before I was. I would at least merit an apology or an explanation that wasn’t a blatant lie. Really not worth visiting. I find the staff to be generally unfriendly each time I visit but needless to say I won’t be back after I was targeted today.

This is the best coffee shop in town without a doubt (I've tried all of them), the owners are like honey, so gentle. I'm very happy that I found this cute place :)

Really great frappe (3,50€). You can choose how much milk and sugar you want (less milk is very similar to a refreshing iced coffee) and if you take away it's served in a nice recyclable cup. They have several other beverages and the employees are very friendly. There wasn't an outside sitting area when we came but we just sat down on the stairs of the church just across. Definitely recommend this place!

The best jumps all over Aix!

We really like here, the place is clean, staffs are friendly and polite. My son always enjoy going here. We also did his BD party here too, it was so fun, great experience… thump up to TEAM!

Great place for kids to spend their energy, the place is clean and well maintained. My daughter had a great time here! Recommended.

Great indoor place for kids, especially raining day!

The kids (18 months and 3 years) had a whale of a time... but I think Dad and Grandad had an even better time!

TB 😀

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Beautiful place in the middle of the aix en Provence city.You can go for a stroll, jog, exercise or even play.

Great, clean & beautiful park. Ideal for picnic.

Beautiful park and each July site of the annual and free Zik Zac Festival that features a variety of world music. Very nice views of Montagne Ste Victoire to the east of Aix en Provence.

I love to do jogging and exercise here. One of the beautiful parks in city

It's a wonderful place for the peace of mind... I was thoroughly enjoyed the nature by walking around the parc... It is located in the center of the city & accessibility of catching a bus... That's a great fetch to stay long time... Of course my kid also enjoyed

One of nice green space for Aixois. A cute water body, huge grassland for picnics and jogging track makes it worthy for grownups. For kids, there’s a dedicated area. In summer, there are mosquitoes during the evenings. Please take care of that.

Nice for children's and all ages group...

€3.50 for me and partner to park in a clean car park without trying to squeeze the car into the smallest space possible - nice big bays, and the price includes return bus journey the the city centre for both of us. When we saw the traffic in the city we knew we’d made the right choice, what a stress free cheap way to enjoy a city, top marks!

Easy to reach, easy to park, easy to charge (if applicable), easy to reach city center by free bus (tickets offered with the parking place for all car passengers !!!) awaiting a the entrance of the parking with a very short waiting time and easy to leave. All this for 2,5€, you can’t find any better parking spot for such price with all services proposed !

The reality of this parking 🅿️ zone, no paper, no soap, disgusting smell. For information - parking is expensive

Easy place to park and take a bus into town. Lots of spaces available. Your parking ticket serves as the bus ticket for both legs of the round trip. Pay at one of the machines when you return and use the ticket to exit.

Relatively clean bathrooms. Almost always helpful attendant to get bus pass for second person. Always found a spot in March. Much appreciated the 2.5 euros daily rate that included two bus passes.

The parking is very conveniently located and well maintained. There are buses that leave every few minutes to the city center.

If you are looking to visit downtown Aix en Provence, this is the place. Clean large spaces at reasonable prices (2.50 Euros for three hours). Also, when you leave for town, you call the attendant on the ticket machine and they will issue free bus tickets for #6 line for the center. The parking ticket also works on the bus. We got off at Rotundo in front of the office of tourism and were in the center in minutes. The return was on the opposite side of the street. This was best experience we had in France with parking. So parking for three hours plus tickets for four people, round trip to the center was 2.50 Euros. Best place to park in Aix en Provence.

I am unfortunately not satisfied with my purchase from CarJager. The car had several technical issues that were not disclosed to me, and the repairs cost €7,600. Had I been better informed about the vehicle’s condition, I would have reconsidered my decision to buy it. I advise future buyers to be extra cautious and thoroughly inspect any vehicle before purchasing.

I bought a 1980 911 3.0 SC Weissach via Car Jager, the car was just as described in the ad and the transaction went super smooth. Quick feed back to all my questions and most important for me i had a feeling of security during the whole procedure. Definately recommend them!

Very pleasant contact. Description of the car was accurate and didn't come with any surprises.

Going through CarJager definitely saved me time and gave me piece of mind. Erwan at CarJager assisted me in registering my car in France and in the sale of my customized Jaguar e-type. He is a true car enthusiast and was very efficient in finding a buyer and arranging meeting and sale. I would recommend CarJager to anyone.

Robinson is a great profesional, he make an easy deal, always in touch, car is just as he told me. I will make more business with Carjager

I sold my car through Car Jager and was very pleased by the professional way they operate. Communication was clear and precise. Agreements were respected and the overall collaboration was very good. Well done, their service can be strongly recommended for seller and buyer.

I had an outstanding experience with CarJager. Buying a used car on the Internet is not something you do every day, and it can create some anxiety. Especially when the deal includes purchasing the car in one country, and sending it to another one - which was the case for me (from France to Spain). The people at CarJager were incredible, extremely responsive, willing to help... they were there for me at each step of the process. They managed the entire transaction in an extremely professional way, and also very friendly. Even after the transaction was completed, they followed up and were in touch to make sure that everything was ok. CarJager is doing a great job at providing transparency in a traditionally very obscure and complex market. Keep it up, team!!

3 kilometers of tranquility with majestic, old growth trees, and vibrant river.

A proper playground with adult exercise area, a playground for 2-8 year Olds, a playground for 8-12 year Olds and a flying fox. lots of tree cover with ample picnic tables. lots of rubbish bins around too. no toilet close by that I could see. parking lot is huge and very close to the play area. best play ground in Aix by far!

Beautiful Park outskirts of Aix with benches apt for a outdoor picnic. Lots of activities for kids and adults. Evening well spent.

Really nice playground for kids. It's quiet and far from any roads. Also has a nice little stream and a forestry area where you can have a nice little walk. Also since about 2 months there is another smaller playground for smaller children maybe age 3 and under.

Smile. Nobody care how you feel .. Love this place ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Easy walk and nice scenery. Even a heron on the river. Picnic tables.

One of the best parks and trail for running

Amazing experience. A bunch of trails, super secure and fenomenal service. There's free parking and less than 10' from aix. A must-do

Good place to kill time and stay active

Nice place for kids.But 12am-1pm they have lunch break.Try to arrive before 12 or after 1pm is better.otherwise have to wait.

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Nice clim forest. We went there with 3 kids from 12-14. They loved it. Good choices in trails, from easy to expert.

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The gym is cool. The instructors are good. The place is clean and well maintained

(Translated by Google) A top gym, both in terms of the quality of its equipment and the friendly and motivating atmosphere that reigns there! A huge thank you to coach Maxime, dynamic and always in a good mood, which makes each session even more pleasant. He listens, knows how to adapt, push when necessary and encourage without ever demotivating! Thanks to his attentive and personalized support, I achieved my goals while taking real pleasure in training!! (Original) Une salle de sport au top, tant par la qualité de ses équipements que par l’ambiance bienveillante et motivante qui y règne ! Un immense merci au coach Maxime, dynamique et toujours de bonne humeur, ce qui rend chaque séance encore plus agréable. À l’écoute, il sait s’adapter, pousser quand il le faut et encourager sans jamais démotiver ! Grâce à son accompagnement attentif et personnalisé, j’ai atteint mes objectifs tout en prenant un réel plaisir à m’entraîner !!

Camera is good in explaining the training and she given proper guide to do the workout what we need to do.

Good local gym Amazing responsive coaches Good hygiene and all machines work properly. Worth it !

Great gym and good equipments.. very spacious

(Translated by Google) Superb room, well equipped with top staff, the team is really of very high quality, both humanly and on the sporting aspect, I highly recommend this room!!! (Original) Superbe salle, bien équipée avec un personnel au top, l'équipe est vraiment de très grande qualité, autant humainement, que sur l'aspect sportif, je vous recommande vivement cette salle !!!

(Translated by Google) Really great coaches 👍🏼 and family atmosphere 👨🏻‍🦱👱🏼‍♀️👧🏻👦🏼. For the price, it's great. Downside: no one cleans the machines 😠😠😠 and on TV, they only show stupid shows or cartoons, no news channels 😡😡😡 It's a change from American gyms. It's a shame because I hate watching the news on my smartphone and I rely on the gym in the morning to do my session and keep me informed. (Original) Coachs vraiment top 👍🏼 et ambiance familiale 👨🏻‍🦱👱🏼‍♀️👧🏻👦🏼. Pour le prix, c’est extra. Bémol : personne ne nettoie les machines 😠😠😠 et sur les télés, il ne passe que des émissions stupides ou des dessins animés, aucune chaîne d’info 😡😡😡 Ça change des salles américaines. C’est dommage car je déteste regarder les infos sur le smartphone et je compte sur la salle le matin, pour faire ma séance et me tenir informée.

If not a "real (not possible to reach work morning)" strike as this week their is always bus deleted or not coming during the all year. I understand that driver want more money but when you put in a impossible situation people that earn less than you it is not fair at all in my opinion. They should be be happy to have a fixe job even if i totally understand that the working hours are not easy. Person at the cassier are nice and helpful and most of the drivers too (if not on strike)

Very unclear. Can't find planning actual. (Just pdf). Better in lepilote

Two stars is generous.

(Translated by Google) If you want to take a bus, arrive 5 minutes before: yes, here they are not late but early and do not wait. If you are on a bike, be careful, they honk at you when you are sharing a lane (rue de République) with them or when there is no lane and you are on the right, arriving on a 1 lane roundabout, they honk at you and pass at full speed 50cm from your bike: experienced at the moment between the La Sed and Castor stop on the coast. FYI I'm on a bus 3 muscle bike. For a city that advocates omnimobility, you are far from the mark and you are putting cyclists in danger (Original) Si vous voulez prendre un bus, arrivez 5 minutes avant : eh oui, ici ils ne sont pas en retard mais en avance et n'attendent pas. Si vous êtes en vélo, méfiez vous, ils vous klaxonnent alors qu'il y a partage de voie(rue de République) avec eux ou quand il n'y a pas de voie et que vous êtes bien à droite, en arrivant sur un rond point 1 voie, ils vous klaxonnent et passent à fond à 50cm de votre vélo : vécu à l'instant entre l'arrêt La Sed et Castor en pleine côte. Pour info je suis en vélo musculaire bus 3. Pour une ville qui prône l'omnimobilité, vous êtes loin du compte et vous mettez en danger les cyclistes

(Translated by Google) I lived in Reunion, Bordeaux and Montpellier and it was in Aix that I encountered the worst bus line I have ever known. I take bus 8 about ten times a week for my work and I can say without exaggeration that 6 or 7 times out of 10 the bus is late, will not pass, will leave in advance; it happens quite regularly to wait for an 8 bus then to see two arrive one behind the other literally stuck together, without further explanation, perhaps one of the drivers got lost and was guided to the depot by the other? It’s a disaster and it’s a shame. Whether it is the timetables on the cards printed at the bus stops or the timetables announced and supposedly updated in real time on the application, it is the bus of chance, of good fortune or of you who will wait 45 minutes for no reason without seeing one pass. Call the dedicated telephone number? You will be told that exceptionally the stop is not served today, you hang up and you see bus 8 arriving which stops at your stop, although not served but again difficult to know if it is really the fault of the driver or if the other on the phone is a master in the art of not blaming anyone and in fatalism. It's really pathetic and we would almost have sympathy for this poor 8 bus which seems to have difficulty navigating along its own line, if it didn't make us late for work three days out of five. (Original) J’ai vécu à la Réunion, à Bordeaux et à Montpellier et c’est à Aix que j’ai rencontré la pire ligne de bus qu’il m’ait été donné de connaître. Je prends le bus 8 une dizaine de fois par semaine pour mon travail et je peux dire sans exagérer que 6 ou 7 fois sur 10 le bus est en retard, ne passera pas, partira à l’avance; il arrive assez régulièrement d’attendre un bus 8 puis d’en voir deux arriver l’un derrière l’autre littéralement collés, sans plus d’explications, peut être qu’un des chauffeurs s’était perdu et a été guidé au dépôt par l’autre ? C’est une catastrophe et c’est une honte. Que ce soit les horaires des fiches imprimées sur les arrêts de bus ou les horaires annoncés et soit disant actualisés en temps réels sur l’application, c’est le bus du hasard, de la bonne fortune ou de vous qui allez attendre 45 minutes sans raison sans en voir un passer. Appeler le numéro de téléphone dédié? On vous dira que exceptionnellement l’arrêt n’est pas desservi aujourd’hui, vous raccrochez et vous voyez arriver le bus 8 qui s’arrête à votre arrêt, pourtant pas desservi mais là encore difficile de savoir si c’est vraiment la faute du chauffeur ou si l’autre au téléphone est passé maître en l’art de ne mettre la faute sur personne et en fatalisme. C’est réellement pathétique et on aurait presque de la sympathie pour ce pauvre bus 8 qui semble avoir du mal à naviguer le long de sa propre ligne, s’il ne nous foutait pas en retard pour bosser trois jours sur cinq.

(Translated by Google) If there were 0 stars, I would have done it. The bus either arrives late or early. I had to stop at Europe. I understand who's doing the roadworks, but he doesn't even stop at the bus stop when there was a bus in his car. He stops further away. I'm working, and because of him, I arrive late. Thank you very much. I got a telling-off. And what's more, he tells me that I stopped but without saying anything. Pffffff, long live the Daix drivers. It disgusts me, and sometimes he runs red lights. Once, we almost had an accident with a small van because he ran the red light. (Original) Si il y aurais eux 0 etoile je laurais fait Bus soit il arrive en retard soit en avance Je devais m'arrête à Europe je comprends qui est les travaux mais même pas il s'arrête à l'arrêt alors quil y avait un passage dans sa voit a lui il s'arrête plus loin je travaille et a cause de lui j'arrive en retard merci beaucoup je me suis faite remonter les bretelles et en plus il me dit quoi j'ai fais l'arrêt mais sans rien nous dire ppfffff vive les chauffeur daix sa me dégoûte et des fois sa grille les feus rouge une fois on a fahit avoir un accident avec une petite camionnette parce qu'il avait grillé le rouge

(Translated by Google) Aix by bus does not deserve any stars... Buses late, canceled, you absolutely must not rely on the network and the announced timetables, even with flashing the QR codes, the information is never valid. Several times a month, this is problematic, especially when you have to go to work by public transport. Deplorable service, and I weigh my words. When a town hall wants to eliminate cars from the city center, the corresponding public transport must be made available. Avoid if you can! (Original) Aix en bus ne mérite aucune étoile… Bus en retard, annulés, il ne faut absolument pas compter sur le réseau et les horaires annoncés, même avec en flashant les QR codes, les informations ne sont jamais valables. Plusieurs fois par mois, c’est problématique, surtout quand on doit aller travailler en transport en commun. Service déplorable, et je pèse mes mots. Quand une mairie a la volonté de supprimer les voitures du centre ville, il faut mettre à disposition les transports en commun correspondants. A fuir si vous le pouvez!

Bought tasty calissons and the people were really nice to help us explain about the specialities in the region

(Translated by Google) A very pleasant shop and a very friendly welcome which even allows me to taste some specialties (normal and raw Calissons during my visit). The calissons are obviously delicious but you shouldn't miss out on the candied fruits, especially melon, which are tasty. Very well located, the shop is small but very welcoming and gourmets will have nothing missing to delight themselves. (Original) Une boutique très agréable et un accueil très sympathique qui permet même de goûter quelques spécialités (Calissons normaux et bruts lors de mon passage). Les calissons sont évidemment délicieux mais il ne faut surtout pas passer à côté des fruits confits, notamment le melon, qui sont savoureux. Très bien située, la boutique est petite mais très accueillante et rien ne manquera aux gourmands pour se régaler.

(Translated by Google) Good morning, Discovery of Aix and first contact with my visit to your pretty boutique. Thank you sir for your charming welcome and education. I hope ladies that you will also discover Cannelés with pleasure. Good day (Original) Bonjour, Découverte d'aix et 1er contact avec ma visite dans votre joli boutique. Merci monsieur pour votre charmant accueil et pédagogie. J'espère mesdames que vous découvrirez les Cannelés également avec plaisir. Bonne journée

(Translated by Google) Léonard Parli has been a confectionery institution in Aix-en-Provence since 1874, renowned for its Calisson d'Aix specialty, as well as its candied fruit, chocolates, biscotins, and nougats. The Léonard PARLI boutique is located just a stone's throw from St. Sauveur Cathedral and the Pasteur retirement home. Maison Parli is a leading provider of high-end confectionery, not only for its Calisson d'Aix, but also for its candied fruit, nougat, pralines, biscotins, and chocolates. (Original) La maison Léonard Parli est une institution de la confiserie à Aix-en-Provence depuis 1874, reconnue pour sa spécialité le Calisson d'Aix, mais également ses fruits confits, ses chocolats, ses biscotins, ses nougats… La boutique Léonard PARLI se trouve à deux pas de la cathédrale St Sauveur et de l’ EHPAD résidence Pasteur. La Maison Parli fait référence en matière de confiserie haut de gamme, non seulement pour le Calisson d'Aix, mais aussi pour ses fruits confits, son nougat, ses pralines, ses biscotins ou ses chocolats.

(Translated by Google) I know there's a lot of debate about calissons, but for me, these are the best! They're usually worth a taste if you're unsure. Perfect for any family gift. (Original) Je sais qu'il y a grand débat dans le domaine du calisson mais pour moi ce sont les meilleurs! En général ils font goûter si vous en doutez. Parfait pour tous les cadeaux à la famille.

(Translated by Google) Very welcoming store, the saleswoman is jovial and pleasant. (Original) Magasin très accueillant la vendeuse est joviale et agréable.

(Translated by Google) The best calissons in Aix-en-Provence. Superb store which allows you to find all the brand's flagship products during a stroll in the city center. Charming welcome and good advice as always. Special mention to the artisanal ice creams released this summer and their original flavors. The Biscotin ice cream and Apricot sorbet are a pure delight! (Original) Les meilleurs calissons d'Aix-en-Provence. Superbe boutique qui permet de retrouver tous les produits phare de l'enseigne au cours d'une balade en centre ville. Accueil charmant et de bons conseils comme toujours. Mention spéciale aux glaces artisanales sorties cet été et à leurs saveurs originales. La glace au Biscotin et le sorbet Abricot sont un pur délice !

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(Translated by Google) Very expensive ride! It's crazy! And the gentleman is on the phone constantly, he takes all his time to start the ride and come and collect the tickets! Please know that when you work with clients, your phone comes second! It's called politeness! Finally, not taking the credit card, it’s still very strange, we wonder how this money ends up 🤔 (Original) Manège très cher ! C'est délirant ! Et le Monsieur est au téléphone constamment, il prends tout son temps pour faire démarrer le manège et venir récupérer les tickets ! Monsieur sachez que lorsque vous travaillez avec des clients, votre téléphone passe après ! Cela s'appelle la politesse ! Pour finir ne pas prendre la CB, c'est quand même très étrange, on se demande comment termine cet argent 🤔

(Translated by Google) Very pleasant to come, ride the carousel with the family, the young lady, very charming, very welcoming, very attentive, I recommend to a regular visitor to Aix-en-Provence (Original) Très agréable de venir, faire du carrousel avec la famille la demoiselle, très charmant, très accueillant très à l’écoute je recommande à une habituée d’Aix-en-Provence

(Translated by Google) It would be wise to mention when the person is absent in the middle of the day. In the middle of summer. No schedule posted. Doesn't match those mentioned on Google. No sign. Pathetic. (Original) Il serait judicieux de mentionner lorsque la personne s’absente au milieu de la journée. En pleine période estivale. Aucun horaire affiché. Ne correspond pas à ceux mentionnés sur Google. Aucun écriteau. Minable.

(Translated by Google) Not as nice as the one in Avignon. Doesn't accept credit cards. (Original) Pas aussi beau que celui d’Avignon. Ne prend pas la carte bleue

(Translated by Google) Great carousel, very beautiful. One lap costs 4 euros, 3 laps - 10 euros, 10 laps - 20 euros. (Original) Отличная карусель, очень красивая. Один круг стоит 4 евро, 3 круга - 10 евро, 10 кругов - 20 евро.

(Translated by Google) I just got my boat license and I recommend this school without hesitation! The team is excellent: educational, professional, and always attentive. The training is clear, well-structured, and the support right up to the exam is truly reassuring. Thank you for your professionalism and good humor; it was a great experience! (Original) Je viens d’obtenir mon permis bateau et je recommande cette école les yeux fermés ! L’équipe est au top : pédagogue, professionnelle et toujours à l’écoute. La formation est claire, bien encadrée, et l’accompagnement jusqu’à l’examen est vraiment rassurant. Merci pour votre sérieux et votre bonne humeur, c’était une super expérience !

(Translated by Google) A big thank you to Fares, thanks to whom I was able to obtain my boat license quickly! I highly recommend Attounavigation: an excellent driving school that takes the time to explain each step to you thoroughly, with seriousness and pedagogy. If you are looking for quality training and top-notch support to obtain your license, don't hesitate! (Original) Un grand merci à Fares grâce à qui j’ai pu obtenir mon permis bateau rapidement ! Je recommande vivement Attounavigation : une excellente auto-école qui prend le temps de bien vous expliquer chaque étape, avec sérieux et pédagogie. Si vous cherchez une formation de qualité et un accompagnement au top pour obtenir votre permis, n’hésitez pas !

(Translated by Google) I 100% recommend this boat school! Farès is a great instructor, efficient, and very accommodating when it comes to scheduling appointments. After the theory course, I got my code within a week and my license the following week! Speed guaranteed! (Original) Je recommande à 100% ce bateau école ! Farès est pédagogue, efficace et très arrangeant pour la prise de rendez-vous. Après le cours theorique j'ai obtenu le code dans la semaine et le permis la semaine suivante ! Rapidité garantie

(Translated by Google) A big thank you to this boating school, they're the best. I only needed one lesson to understand the entire boating code, and I passed it the first time. Honestly, I got my license quickly, and I highly recommend it! A top-notch team. (Original) Un grand merci à cette école de bateau, ce sont les meilleurs, j’ai eux besoin d’un seul cours pour comprendre tout le code bateau, je l’es eux du premier coup. Franchement le permis je l’es eux rapidement je recommande fortement ! Une équipe au top.

(Translated by Google) Top experience! License obtained in a short time, clear teaching method! A big thank you to Fares who is a very good instructor (Original) Expérience au top ! Permis obtenu en peu de temps, Méthode pédagogique claire ! Un grand merci à Fares qui est un très bon moniteur

(Translated by Google) Very good boat school, I got my code quickly 2 days after the theory course. Efficient instructor, I recommend! (Original) Très bon bateau-école, j’ai obtenue le code rapidement 2 jours après la journée de cours théorique. Moniteur efficace je recommande!

(Translated by Google) Very good boat school. Complete theoretical and practical courses were excellent. Fares is a great instructor, both educational and efficient. I obtained my license quickly; I highly recommend it! (Original) Très bon bateau-école. Cours théorique complet et pratique au top. Fares est un super moniteur, pédagogue et efficace. Permis obtenu rapidement, je recommande !

(Translated by Google) Strolling the streets of the charming historic center of Aix en Provence, founded in 122 BC. since the Romans, you can intensely experience the Provençal atmosphere and find shops and markets displaying typical products in the various small squares; furthermore you can follow the sequence of brass studs scattered along the pavements, which allows you to follow a route dedicated to Paul Cézanne, visiting the places lived by the great painter of Aix. (Original) Passeggiando per le strade dell'affascinante centro storico di Aix en Provence , fondata nel 122 a.C. dai Romani , si vive intensamente l'atmosfera provenzale e si trovano nelle varie piazzette botteghe e mercatini che espongono i prodotti tipici ; inoltre si può seguire la sequenza di borchie in ottone sparse lungo i marciapiedi , che permette di seguire un percorso dedicato a Paul Cézanne , visitando i luoghi vissuti dal grande pittore di Aix .

(Translated by Google) Beautiful in a city full of charming corners (Original) Bonita en una ciudad llena de rincones con encanto

(Translated by Google) Pretty town, not big to visit when you're not in the region! Chateau to see but book in advance it's private! (Original) Jolie ville pas grande à visiter lorsque quand on n'est dans la région ! Chateau a voir mais réserver avant c'est privé !