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Provence is a delightful region of France, dotted by hilltop villages overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its famous climate, cuisine and rich history (it was once the stomping grounds of the ancient Romans and even the home of the Papacy).

Gastronomy in the Provence is very distinctive from the rest of French cuisine. Because of the mountainous country, without the rich farmlands and herds of dairy cattle, Provencal cooking uses very little milk, and goat cheeses are predominant.

Garlic, olive oil and olives are the leitmotiv, and the abundant " herbes de Provence " are the spirit.

The old port and La Canabière, the most famous street in town, are within minutes of this Apartment. This is the Mediterranean capital's hub of activity, opening onto the Cours d'Estienne d'Orves, lined with café terraces and home of the Opera and the famous Théâtre de la Criée. Overlooked by the basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde (remarkable collection of ex-votos), you can enjoy the sea, sunbathe on the Prado beaches or take a cruise along the coast to see the creeks.

The sea is omnipresent in Marseille; don't miss the Prado beaches and the cruises along the coast to see the creeks.

Absolute musts: a boat trip to the Château d'If, in the wake of the Count of Monte Cristo, hero of Dumas' novel.

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