Provence, France: Medieval villages, Roman bridges June 22, 2012 Ruth Shelby and Rodger March of Berkeley at the Pont Julien near Bonnieux in the Vaucluse District.

Since the days of Mitterrand’s presidency, the village of just 2,000 people has evolved from an unknown hamlet to one of the most sought-after stopovers in Provence.

This charming hilltop village, with its postcard-perfect winding streets, overlooks forests and is said to have inspired the ...

Tumbling Down a Cliff With Views for Days—This Provence Village Is Almost Too Perfect to be Real. Story by France Adventurer • 5m. Perched high above the Calavon Valley, ...

This beautiful village in France feels like it comes straight out of a storybook. There's plenty to do here for history buffs, nature lovers, and foodies.

COTIGNAC, France -- There's a small fountain at the Place de la Mairie where they sit and watch the tourists. Pepe, the petanque champion, and Madame Lucette, the kindly woman of indeterminate age ...

France, Provence region, Gordes City, (Photo by: Prisma by Dukas/Universal Images Group via Getty ... Ray of light above Senanque Abbey in Gordes village, Provence. Moment Editorial/Getty Images.

I recently moved from Sausalito tosouth Florida and wanted to share the wonderf ul accommodations I found inthe south of France on a recent trip. Le Petit Jardi n is a wonderfulProvence villa in a ...

Because Provence is a rather vast region, it’s best to rent a car and plan out each day to include a few villages or attractions. Some of the most scenic towns, like Gordes and Roussillon, are ...

Provence is the perfect place to live out whatever dreamy South of France cliché you have in your head. Photo / Getty Images. Life looks prettier, more vivid, more romantic in Provence - the ...