A journey through the most fragrant region of France
Provence — Alpes — Cote d'Azur has the glory of the most fragrant region of France. This is the land of millions of flowers and vineyards. It is in Provence that 80% of all lavender used in the world is grown. Oils, soaps, perfumes, cosmetics and much more are produced from it.
Lavender fields, which bloom only one month a year, attract artists, photographers and ordinary tourists from all over the world. Another symbol of the region is the legendary bouillabaisse soup. Every guest must necessarily taste this dish. In an expensive restaurant, the cost of a dish varies from € 200 to €400 per serving, in a regular cafe — about € 40. It is worth noting that initially bouillabaisse was a dish of poor fishermen, but today expensive varieties of fish are used to make soup.
The departments of Bouches-du-Rhone, Var, Vaucluse, Hautes-Alpes, Haute-Provence Alps, and Alpes-Maritimes are located in the region. Marseille is the main city.
1. France. Provence — Alpes — Cote d'Azur region. Lavender field. (Jorge Sanmartín Maïssa)
2. Panorama of the city of Gord. (Adam Gimpert)
3. (Adam Gimpert)
4. Field of sunflowers. (Christopher Michel)
5. (Vincent Brassinne)
6. Lavender. (Amaya Laurent)
7. Soap with essential oils. (Amélien Bayle)
8. (Gustave Deghilage)
9. Marseille. (martin)
10. Cassis. (Vincent Brassinne)
11. Cassis. (Vincent Brassinne)
12. Marseille. (akunamatata)
13. Marseille. (Federico Soffici)
14. Marseille. (mcveja)
15. Wine and bouillabaisse. (William Lee-Wright)
16. Fish. (Gustave Deghilage)
17. Cheeses. (martin)
18. (Cyril)
19. (martin)
20. (Vincent Brassinne)
21. The vineyard. (Ib Aarmo)
22. (Eric Huybrechts)
23. Lavender. (SantiMB)
24. Marseille. Notre Dame de la Garde. (Tony Bowden)
25. Avignon. The Saint-Benezet Bridge. (mout1234)