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Bastille Day falls on July 14, and La Fête Nationale is a grand affair with festivities around the country. However, this day also marks the official start of the grandes vacances in France, so travel requires advanced planning and a little luck. Virginie shares the Bastille Day traditions in a recent article.
Our holiday accommodation partners occasionally have last-minute cancellations. Whether you're dreaming of a coastal retreat, a countryside escape, or a vineyard adventure in wine country, we've got you covered. For a unique way to experience the charm of Provence, some of our partners offer long-term rentals for those with the flexibility to spend more time in the region. We've handpicked a few properties below, but for the complete list, click here.
Festival season is well underway in the South of France, with hundreds of concerts, including a series in 40 vineyards. Head to Forcalquier for the annual weekend, July 26 - 29, when the artists' studios are open to the public – Ateliers Ouverts. Read about the exhibitions and where to grab a bite to eat in Forcalquier.
The 2024 Tour de France is underway, with several stages taking place in the picturesque landscapes of Provence. This year, the race promises an exciting finish on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice on July 21. It's a historic moment for the Tour de France, as it's the first time the race will finish outside Paris. Enjoy this thrilling event and learn more about the Tour de France in Virginie's bilingual article.
Summertime can be hot in the region when you might want to sample a cold beer from one of the many microbreweries. Cheers to making your way through this list.
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Enjoy the holidays!
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