Avignon Nicknamed “The City of Popes” for the many popes who lived there during the 14th and 15th Centuries, Avignon is home to the largest Gothic palace in all of Europe, Le Palais des Papes.

Monaco

Coveted throughout history for its prime location and astonishing natural harbor, today Monaco is one of the world’s elite vacation spots, a place where you can enjoy both the exuberance of the Monte Carlo Casino and the tradition of the Changing of the Guard at the Prince’s Palace.

Porquerolles A Mediterranean Island, most of Porquerolles is a national park and conservation area. There is only one village open to development, leaving the island in pristine condition. You can walk or bike to quaint beaches on the north coast or climb among inspiring scenery to the lighthouse on the south coast.

Saint Tropez An internationally-known seaside resort, this glamorous city is a destination popular with the rich and famous. History and tradition still endure, but the addition of modern amenities now offers both comfort and elegance to all who visit.

Nice

A large city situated amidst natural beauty, Nice has an excellent nightlife where culture meets entertainment. Venture to Vieux Nice (Old Nice) to see exquisite Baroque churches such as the Chapelle de la Miséricorde and Cathédrale Sainte-Réparateclimate or saunter along the coast taking in the sunshine on the Promenade des Anglais.

Marseille

The oldest and second largest city in France, Marseille is a bustling port with a multicultural heritage. A popular tourist destination for its beaches and unique atmosphere, Marseille combines style and history. Sight-seeing highlights include Fort Saint Nicolas and Fort Saint Jean in the Old Port, and the churches Saint Victor Abbey, Notre-Dame- de-la-Garde, and Sainte Marie Majeure.

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