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The end of February in Provence marks an exciting transition into the coming months. Aix-en-Provence, which always manages to charm, beckons visitors to explore the Provencal countryside. Here, vibrant landscapes merge with culinary delights, creating a sensory experience.

As you drive through the Alpilles, prepare for a flavourful journey with visits to renowned olive oil producers, showcasing the rich, aromatic oils that Provence is famous for. Our Alpilles Essentials Guide is your comprehensive companion, listing the top 10 must-see spots for exploring the region, ensuring you don't miss a single highlight. Discover the quaint Eygalières village and its restaurants.

Wine enthusiasts can find a hidden gem in Notre Dame des Pallières in the Rhône Valley. This exceptional selection is for the discerning palate.

Meanwhile, adventure and natural beauty await at the breathtaking Gorges du Verdon, a simply stunning sight. Finish your Provencal itinerary in the picturesque village of Moustiers Sainte Marie, known for its exquisite earthenware and striking setting.

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