Went there for a walk and found the local market in the area, which closes around 2 pm. Its a changed location when there are stalls. Many places and streets to explore nearby

Cours Mirabeau is miraculously beautiful with maple trees on either sides keeping shades while you traverse from king Réné’s statue until the rotonde fountain. Along with king’s statue fountain, there are two other fountain on two crossings on the cours Mirabeau. One is the thermal stream and other one is 9 fountains. The water still comes from Mont St Victoire. Cours Mirabeau is the most important place of Aix. With lots of stone benches, restaurants, cinema halls, utility shops and street performer; this corridor is an experience in itself.

Pretty champs-elysee like street in Aix.

Beautiful street but on our visit, our group bought little but all were ready! Did not find it reminiscent of Paris fashion district however it is beautiful and found a few interesting items.

Pretty little street with markets daily.

Great market near the Cours Mirabeau on Saturday’s. Lots of local vendors

This is the Aix version of Times Square. Though picturesque, nothing notable lives on the street. The restaurants all looked middling, the shops chains. The Saturday market was a disappointment as it largely sold cheap clothing. I did hope for more local goods and antiques.

Such a disappointment. Whilst a beautiful place which does come to life when a morning or evening market is around, the place has lost its shine. What was once a stand out street just a few years ago full of authentic Provençal restaus and cafes is now almost entirely faceless and personality-less pizzerias. And sadly not the type you find in Italy! Sub par food, over the odds prices, and poor service

Beautiful well taken care street with nice cafes and pastry shops all around.

I have lived in this city for 16 years, lovely city and rich in history and culture.

Absolutely delightful lunch experience. Delicious food, friendly service and the most lovely garden setting. The service was prompt and very pleasant. Very happy to recommend and would certainly return when back in Aix en Provence.

Not only a beautiful museum but also an amazing cafe and a must visit. It is beautiful inside and you must go outside to see the manicured gardens. The interior was well appointed with beautiful furniture and colours to match. The menu is varied, from French cuisine to an Asian inspired salad. Today I had a coke zero and the Plat de jour, Risotto with fois gros and perfectly cooked duck for 22€. The wine and drinks list was extensive and they serve local Rose. The staff were helpful and knowledgeable and very attentive. The service was quick even during the peak lunch time rush.

Located just south of Cour Mirabeau, the Hotel de Caumont is actually a museum (don't be confused by the preface "hotel" which just means home). In this case, the home was owned by an aristocratic family in pre-revolutionary France and the owners have an interesting history interconnected with European royalty. The building is beautifully restored as are the surrounding grounds and the small garden. Inside, the first two rooms (music room and bedroom) are equally exquisite. But that is all there is to see of that ornately decorated period. Following those rooms was an exhibit on a totally tangentially related artist called Yves Klein who was a post-modern "blue" artist. Very inconsistent with the setting. For the cost of 14.50 Euro per visitor I do not think it is worth it...or at least if you are not as interested in Yves Klein. We would have loved to have seen more of the beautifully restored 18th century rooms instead.

The museum hosts lots of different exhibitions throughout the year. I visited the one dedicated to Mucha and his artworks. I was really impressed. The building itself is unique. There you can find a tea salon decorated with old furniture. The facility of the museum is modern. Your visit may be accompanied with an audioguide. I recommend buying tickets in advance.

Beautiful place, but the visit depends a lot on the current exhibition. They have a lovely cafe, with rich decoration and different wallpapers for each room. Oh and such a beautiful little garden! I do think the entry is a bit expensive, 14 euros per person.

Terrific place, I saw a great exhibition but also has beautiful gardens with cafes and restaurant I had lunch was fantastic, great environment, wonderful service

Am hotărât în ultimul moment sa călcăm pragul acestui conac privat restaurat în anul 2015. Este un centru artistic și o clădire deosebită amplasată în centrul orașului Aix-en-Provence. Am prins expoziții cu operele artistului care a îmbrățișat intens curentul suprarealist, Max Ernst. Gradina acestui loc este de asemenea frumos amenajată. În cadrul acesteia este un restaurant, dar și un salon de ceai întins pe 3 încăperi frumos decorate. Din punctul meu de vedere, acest loc este un must-visit dacă ajungeți în Aix-en-Provence. (Translated by Google) We decided at the last minute to step on the threshold of this private mansion restored in 2015. It is an artistic center and a special building located in the center of Aix-en-Provence. I caught exhibitions of the works of the artist who strongly embraced the surrealist current, Max Ernst. The garden of this place is also beautifully landscaped. Within it is a restaurant, but also a tea room spread over 3 beautifully decorated rooms. From my point of view, this place is a must-visit if you come to Aix-en-Provence.

Expensive to visit with not much to see. Interesting art exhibition. Far better things to see and do.

Such a beautiful hotel. Lunch was great. Ambience is fantastic. They allowed me to teach in one of their dining rooms. So great service as well. Would defiantly come back.

Small but beautiful art centre with an interesting history and charming garden. Well worth a visit. Book in advance to dine.

Fantastic exhibition of Max Ernst's work. Very nice movie about Cezanne. Beautiful building, garden and cafe.

This is a lovely museum which is currently featuring a Bonnard exhibit. It is beautifully organized and very interesting. Don't miss it if you are in Aix. Avoid the weekend! I went during the week.

A beautiful mansion, with gardens that are just as beautiful, that hosts art exhibitions. With the tix you get an audio guide, so a pretty good value.

Up to now, since it's opening, all the exhibitions I had the joy to visit have been a wonderful time. It's a place I highly recommend you visit this museum. 👍😍🤩

Excellent small museum in a beautiful building. The Guggenheim collection was perfectly presented. The light, the explanations (both in French and English), the arrangements were excellent. Nice museum shop. There is a classic French restaurant that looked very good although we have not tried.

Exhibition showing at the moment on painter Pierre Bonnard and the Japanais movement. Lots of his works and Japanese prints. Of interest to some. I thought the price of admission was pretty steep. There are also a few rooms that capture the 18th century origins of the mansion, a garden, and a cafe. In the first building where you buy your tickets, a movie about Cezanne was showing. You are allowed in only when the film starts, about every 30 minutes. The place is not good for people unable to climb stairs. There is a lift, which the staff have to call, to view the film, but they left us to make our way up steps to get to the main building. Once there another staff operated lift will take you up and down to view the exhibition. Forget the garden though, more stairs.

We recently visited,we can easily visit this place with @google maps help. You can take help of local transportation as well but if u wish to take walk it hardly 10 minutes walk from main city centre. Cost 5 💶 +1 Europe if you want to visit one more place which is just 5 minutes of walk. It is clean and you need to wear mask 😷 and health pass is mandatory (if you are Indian and you had taken 2 dose that certificate is valid). They have audio guide were you can select multiple languages and understand that. They had security guards also if need you can ask them also but for better understanding prefer audio guide. It will cost 3 euro💶 per place. So total 6 euro for both. It is little heavy on your pocket bt if you have interest then worth spending. If you are a person who have interest in art, history then this is a go to place. Duration can be 2 hours if you go into details.

It was nice however I preferred La Chapelle with its beautiful collection of artwork from Cézanne, many of Picasso, a couple of Monet, and some others. All exhibited in a converted chapel.

Your €6.50 ticket gives you access to two art galleries, the Musee Granet and the Collection Jean Planque, which is a 5 minute walk away. The Musee Granet will take around 30-40 minutes to wander round. It has a mix of paintings (including from Cezanne, Granet) and sculpture across three floors. Most information is in french, though audio guides are available. There is also a museum shop and toilet. You will be required to leave your bag in a locker (free).

They have an excellent collection of sculptures. The rest of the museum didn't impress me so much (including the temporary Hockney exhibition). It's still worth a visit while in Aix.

A great museum, quite small, therefore you can see everything really fast. Also, you can buy tickets there, they are very cheap 8€ per adult. Under 18’s enter for free.

At the time of our visit, there were a few different exhibitions happening at the museum; David Hockney, Collections de Cézanne á Giacometti, Archéologie Site d’Entremont, Collections du XIVe au XVIIIe Archéologie, Collection Jean Planque (aka Picasso aka my favourite exhibition here!). The ticket included access to all the exhibitions so it was a great value.

Beautiful museum. Enjoyed both the permanent and temporary expos. Located in a part of the city that is worth exploring

Well worth to visit the museum with big collection of Granet paintings, as well Cezannes and some of Picasso and other famous painters. There is also part with some older artefacts from Egyptian times, and with the same ticket you can visit other part of the galery set in a ex church. Nice to see some of Dalis work...

Did not see at its best as many rooms were closed due to the end of the Egyptian exhibition. Whatever you do do not miss the Annexe housing the Planque donation. Truly stunning.

Fairly small but a wonderful museum. Be sure to visit the accompanying museum with 20th century artists including Picasso.

It was a nice museum with some beautiful paintings and sculptures .. However my goal of visiting was to see the temporary Egyptian Exibition .. It has very beautiful pieces of Egyptian Art but the most inspiring for me was the Lizard's mummy which is believed to be the only one of its kind in the world .. I'm Egyptian and was happy to see such thing for the first time .. The ticket to this museum gives access to a nearby smaller art Museum as well ..

The most wonderful art is displayed here. Thank you.

Well-preserved studio of Cezanne. You feel as if the Master himself is going to appear anytime. Charming setting, and all the familiar objects from his famous still life paintings are still there.

It’s a pretty location for a visit, the studio is just one small room but there’s a cool garden

A lovely space to visit and truly enjoy the place where Cezanne painted. Only a short (but slightly uphill) walk from Aix. Best to book your times lot on line and pay for it in case you visit during peak tourist seasons/times. 30 Mins in his studio is more than enough to read through the information, appreciate the history and have a look at what he left behind.

Really cool experience, nice to see some of Cezanne's possessions left as they were 100 years ago. If you're familiar with his art you'll immediately recognise many objects in the room. Be aware that this is just one room, and the price is €6.50, also there are specific slots the enter as only 24 people can enter at a time. But you can stroll around the garden while you wait. There's tons of information available and I learnt a lot about the studio, the art and the artist.

Really good chance to view the studio as he left it. It's just one room with some gardens, there's a shop as well as a video to watch too. Beware though, don't book the last session of the day, we were rushed out at 6pm once the 530 session had ended. The shop closed at 540 and the video was switched off at about 602! So we had no time to go to the shop or get a drink or spend any time in the garden.

Number of visitors is restricted as the 1st floor is not very spacious. Did not wait to enter as I was alone but might be something to consider and book in advance if you are a big group. You’ll only visit 1 floor (expected a bit more) however, there are lots of information shared and it’s quite impressive to be in that room and see all the decoration and visuals. Also nice to walk around the small garden.

I studied Cézanne in school but seeing live where the master worked and used his tools to create art was really cool. His whole house is a work of art for how it is set up and I must say that the idea of ​​setting up the exhibition like this was clever. Good explanation of all his life with audio guides or with a practical booklet, the local guides are available for any question, very kind. I recommend you a visit here because it's a must for this type of artist. 👍

Tickets were sold out because there was a big group visiting on the day of our visit. However, there was a movie about Cézanne we got to watch for free and we also got to explore the beautiful gardens.

The single restroom was disgusting, no light and no seat. Garden is not very well maintained either. Studio is cute. Big disappointment. International tourists, it is not a must-see under current direction.

Für einen Kunstliebhaber eine Erfahrung der besonderen Art. Man muss, um hierher zu gelangen, den innerstädtischen Bereich ein Stück weit verlassen und dabei sogar bergauf gehen. Das kostet bei sommerlicher Hitze etwas Überwindung - und natürlich Zeit. Dafür allerdings bekommt man etwas geboten, was es nur selten gibt. Denn von welchem großen Maler sind noch die Originalräume erhalten, in denen er auch tatsächlich gearbeitet hat und die dann auch noch zu besichtigen sind? Es kommt einem so vor, als würde der Künstler jeden Moment zurückkehren. Dabei sind es keine großen Sachen, die es zu sehen gibt, schon gar keine Gemälde. Ein großes Atelierfenster, das den Blick freigibt auf den umgebenden Garten, Arbeitsgeräte, ein Liegestuhl, eine Leiter... Aber der Ort hat seine Magie, seinen Zauber. Hier entstanden berühmte Werke, hier wurde der Grundstein gelegt für die moderne Malerei. So mancher seiner berühmten "Kollegen" wäre froh gewesen, wenn er ein solches Arbeitsumfeld gehabt hätte, van Gogh zum Beispiel. Und wir können heute froh sein, dass uns dieses Atelier erhalten geblieben ist. (Translated by Google) A very special experience for an art lover. To get here you have to leave the inner city area a bit and even walk uphill. This takes some effort in the summer heat - and of course time. In return, however, you get something that is rarely available. After all, which great painter still has the original rooms preserved in which he actually worked and which can then also be visited? It feels like the artist will return at any moment. There are no big things to see, especially no paintings. A large studio window that offers a view of the surrounding garden, work tools, a deck chair, a ladder... But the place has its magic, its magic. Famous works were created here and the foundation stone for modern painting was laid here. Many of his famous “colleagues” would have been happy if they had had such a working environment, van Gogh for example. And today we can be happy that this studio has been preserved for us.

tolles haus, auch das atelier war nett mal zu sehen, jedoch war die besichtigung ansich etwas enttäuschend. man wird ins atelier gelassen, nachdem man karten im vorfeld online gekauft hat (!!), bekommt eine broschüre in gewünschter sprache ausgehändigt und hat dann die möglichkeit, das atelier mithilfe der broschüre zu erkunden. pro tour, die alle 30min stattfinden, sind 20 leute zugelassen - viel zu viele in dem kleinen raum. bewusst sollte man sich auch machen, dass nur ein zimmer, das atelier eben, besichtigt werden kann und dass cézanne dort ausschließlich gearbeitet hat. (Translated by Google) Great house, the studio was also nice to see, but the tour itself was a bit disappointing. You are let into the studio after you have bought tickets online in advance (!!), you are given a brochure in the language you want and then have the opportunity to explore the studio using the brochure. 20 people are allowed per tour, which takes place every 30 minutes - far too many in the small room. You should also be aware that only one room, the studio, can be visited and that Cézanne only worked there.

Unfortunately we did not get to visit the inside because you need to make a reservation in advance. The outside was still nice though. You can get a glimpse of the atelier from the back of the house. And if you go to the first floor you still see the really nice view of Aix that Cezanne would also see.

I really wanted to see Cezanne's studio. With an extraordinary collection of his objects, I imagined the time when this great artist created extraordinary works that we can admire today. My favorite painter. Ticket 6.5 € Entrance hour 14:30

A beautifully kept cathedral in centre ville Aix en Provence. It is still in operation with services. Beautiful stained glass windows provide amazing colors inside the cathedral. A must visit if you are going to Aix en Provence

What a beautiful building. It’s a true masterpiece of architecture. It’s extremely ancient founded in the 5th century.

This gorgeous church is captivating for its beauty and charm. The baptistry is worth noting, as are the side chapels. You can feel the immense weight of the stone arches and columns. Definitely make the time to visit.

A cathedral with classically beautiful architecture and artwork displays

Absolutely beautiful church. Sunday mass with the organ playing was amazing service. Google directions were perfect to get there.

It's a real treat to take in part of history. The architecture is amazing. Really makes you appreciate what was built and preserved

This is a beautiful cathedral! Walk through and view the different altars, the nave, the windows etc. It is Romanesque and in very good condition considering its age. Don't miss it.

A cathedral hidden in the streets of Aix en Provence, but certainly full of beauty. Three naves with cross vaults, stained glass windows and huge chapels with very old and fine ornaments. Surely the altar makes a great impression together with the huge green organ.

Gorgeous cathedral inside, and out.

A special atmosphere inside the cathédrale! Calm and silence. With a good collection of art. Highly recommend to visit!

Our regular church while we have been in Aix-en-Provence. Beautiful reasonably well restored Basilica. Masses are wonderful, especially Palm Sunday, Easter and Christmas. The archbishop is wonderful and children are warmly welcomed. Special events abound. Also, a visit to the cloister is a must. The community is warm and embracing. I highly recommend a visit for more than just the facility and the art.

Beautiful church! When you enter you are surprised by the size of the interior. The church had a lot of different sections and it really told a story.

Free entrance to this wonderful cathedral No wait to get inside

This building shows its history. It's old with many additions. The cloister (free guided tours in French every half hour) are derailed a d very interesting.

This beautiful French cathedral feels holy from the moment you walk in. This amazing structure captures and preserves its history to share with its guest from the present. At times it feels as past brisk through your soul as you walk into certain spaces. Beautiful crafted with detailed architecture. It’s an amazing and beautiful cathedral.

A must-see in Provence for the lovely selection of wines, the delicious array of eateries, and, most of all, for the stunning art and architecture! Definitely off the beaten path, the raw concrete entrance and floating Louise Bourgeois sculpture set the tone for this unique, highly memorable vineyard. Then there are the restaurants: from a lovely cafe next to the gift shop all the way to the Michelin-starred restauarant, there's something for everyone. Highly recommended!

The whole experience is positive! The drive up, parking, entry, as well as the art dispersed throughout the woods, olive grove, and across the lawn are well-arranged and clean. The staff was exceptionally bright and kind. Terrace lunch cost 50euros without wine. Another building is under construction. We didn't care for all the art pieces, but we really enjoyed our visit. Will return as more develops.

Amazing place! Totally worth it. It's playful, the walk to see art pieces is really nice and you et more than 30 art pieces from the most renowned artists and architects in the world in one single location !

A walking architectural and art exhibit. Not some place I would normally go but I really enjoyed it! The exhibits are mostly outside and the walk is anywhere from 2-3 hours depending on what you want to see and how fast you walk. Be prepared with some water and make sure you hit the bathroom before you go. There are restaurants on the property and the service was great and the prices reasonable.

This place is beautiful and worth the stop! We drove a little out of the way and I am glad we did. The wine was delicious and the grounds were amazing to explore. They have multiple restaurants but we didn’t get food. Next time I will stop for wine and food.

In case you like contemporary art- this place has an incredible sculpture garden of some of the most interesting contemporary artists of our times. I only had one hour- so I made a quick visit to see about a third of it. I will surely come back to see the rest as well as enjoy one of the restaurants.

A unique masterpiece, must be seen! The unique architectural masterpieces, unique art works by Damien Hirst and many more to see, we loved the Chateau La Coste and it became our favourite place in all the Provence. ❤️

Amazing winery with outstanding service in French and English! Great selection of Rose and restaurants

Art and architecture tour; 2-2.5 hour walking tour. Really interesting to learn about the overall estate (including the hotel, vineyard etc.) in addition to the art and architecture. Some amazing pieces of art and sculpture with great variety. Interestingly, given the many pieces on the estate, most are hidden and not easily visible until you turn a corner and things become visible.

Exhibitions are so great even in 37 Celsius! Wine is precious and the coffee is overpriced but you can sit next to rich people and wonder how they became so rich or inherited such wealth.

What an incredible property. Has something for everyone, delicious wine and winery tours, extensive walking trails with dramatic art installations, and various delicious restaurants to choose from. You can definitely spend all day here. Staff was friendly and engaging. Looking forward to visiting again!

Definitely worth a visit. A lot of permanent and contemporary installations, sculptures and other art in the park. 4-6 km walk in around 2-3 hours. Restaurants at several quality levels from bistro to Michelin.

I had an amazing experience at the winery near Marseille today. The 40-minute drive was absolutely worth it. The tasting room offered a fantastic selection of Rose and white wines, reasonably priced with the added option of smaller bottles. The ambiance was enhanced by modern art, and on-site restaurants provided delicious food with lovely service. Highly recommend checking out this charming place! This winery is not just a delight for adults but is also incredibly child-friendly. The ample on-site parking options make the visit convenient. If you fancy a stroll around the vineyard, feel free to explore the breathtaking scenery. A perfect spot for a family outing with something for everyone!

One of the most impressive museums that I’ve seen lately. The outside route takes approximately 2 hours, walking to each exhibition location through the domain’s vineyards and nature. Please note that the museums from inside close at 17:00, so I would advise you to do that first and then the outside route. The museum stuff didn’t tell us about that… we only found out about it when we arrived in front of the museum at 17:05 and it was too late to do it. For the museum stuff: please mention this when you hand over the maps and say that the route can take from 1 to 2 hours.

Beautifully situated, a unique collection of architecture and art. Allow plenty of time for a walk around the vast grounds of Château la Coste. We spent about 3.5 - 4 hours admiring the nature, art and architecture. I would recommend packing some food, snacks and drinks as there is nowhere to get food on the tour except for a really nice restaurant at the start and finish point, the Tadao Ando Art Centre.

Quite nice for a wine tasting and a walk around the vineyard. We rented e-bikes from Aix which made the trip an exciting experience. But not recommended if you’re going to drink!

Beautiful estate with so much attention or the artworks. Great enjoyable hiking trail

Majestic looking place. Bring your tennis shoes if you plan to walk around. Amazing location with so many things to see. You need a full day to enjoy those Chateau La Coste and many restaurants to choose from. Electric car chargers big parking space for all other cars

Outstanding in every way. The staff is one-hundred-percent accommodating. The location is absolutely beautiful. The pool is nice, the restaurant is excellent, the sculpture Park is worth more than a day of walking. The chateau is nearby many things you may want to do in the area.