Aigues-Mortes was originally intended to be the principal port in the South of France. Aigues-Mortes is now a mandatory stopping off point for visitors on any tour of the South of France. The old grid streets inside the walled fortifications do not seem to have changed in hundreds of years. Read on for further Aigues Mortes tourism information.

Avignon arrived on the World's stage when in 1303 the Vatican decided to move away from the anarchic violence of Rome to the peaceful pastures of Provence. Although they only stayed for 70 years their legacy can still be seen on the beautiful streets of Avignon. Today Avignon is a charming city, with lots of bustling streets and squares. Read on for more useful Avignon, France, tourism information.

Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer is a small fishing village in the Camargue, which has become an important beach resort on the Mediterranean coast. What makes Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer stand out however, has been its historical association with Mary Magdalene and the succession of pilgrims that have visited it for centuries.