Top Things to do in Les Baux de Provence
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What to do and see in Les Baux de Provence, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Les Baux de Provence, France including Moulin CastelaS, Eglise St-Vincent, Mas de la Dame, Musee des Santons, Chapelle des Penitents Blancs, Office de Tourisme Les Baux-De-Provence.
Restaurants in Les Baux de Provence
1. Moulin CastelaS
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 265 reviews
Our olive groves covers 36 hectares (about 90 acres) on the sun-drenched footslopes of Les Alpilles. We like to press our olives without delay, to retain all of their fruitiness and freshness.Fresh and fruity, our oil wonderfully embodies the exceptional character of the Vallée des Baux de Provence terroir.Every day you can visit our mill and taste our different blends of our award winning Olive Oils.
2. Eglise St-Vincent
3. Mas de la Dame
4. Musee des Santons
5. Chapelle des Penitents Blancs
6. Office de Tourisme Les Baux-De-Provence
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 207 reviews
The city of Les Baux-de-Provence delegates to the Tourist Office reception, information, promotion and communication services and local animation on its territory according to Article 1 of the agreement of objectives.
Reviewed By MaryannF650 - Clarksville, United States
My husband and I were on a river cruise and Les Baux was one of the optional tours offered. We are so glad that we booked this tour. It was amazing, with so much to see, do and photograph. We stopped at the Office of Tourism where we were warmly greeted and provided with all the pamphlets and maps to help us visit the many sites here. The Les Baux de Provence Plan/Map was especially helpful as it showed exactly where everything is located with pictures and a brief history. Easy to follow. The Office of Tourism is the Maison Du Roy. According to available literature, "Until the French Revolution, the center of the jurisdiction of Les Baux was dispensed from this building, the "King's House", built in 1499. In the second part of the 19th century, an opening was made in the ramparts behind the building, giving the town the entrance we see today." Lots of history. Lots to see, enjoy and photograph. Don't miss it!
