Right at the entrance to the Left bank of the Verdon, Trigance has the hallmark of an out of time medieval village. Its castle has become a gastronomic restaurant with a uniquely preserved ambience. Arts lovers will fall in love with the different art galleries punctuating its cobblestoned streets. For more information: the French website of the village of Trigance

Highest European lake within the Mercantour National Parc, the Lac d’Allos shelters an amazing Alpine fauna and flora. In the beautiful town Vauban, the Fort de France and the Fort de Savoie stand against one another. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office in Allos.

The Valensole plateau wears different cloaks depending on the season: lavender blue in July, the color pinkish brown of the ploughed lands in November and green on snow-covered mountains when the wheat is sowed. Also famous from the highly famous and very beautiful photo of Provençale Lavender Fields. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of Valensole.

Smaller but as blue as its neighbor the Lac de Sainte Croix, it is said that one can see the bell tower of its drowned village when the sun is at its highest point. At a walking distance of the EDF barrage of the same name, young and old alike will appreciate resting on the beaches or taking a ride on a rented boat. For more information: the website of Gorges du Verdon.

Considered by a handful as the most beautiful drive to Saint Raphaël and Cannes, the « Corniche d’Or » is bordered by the splendid blue water of the Mediterranean on one side and by the characteristic red stones of the Esterel on the other. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of the Estérel.

A Must-see of the « Route du Temps », Digne is home to many geological vestiges: the Ammonite Slab… The prefecture of the Alpes de Haute Provence is also very famous among spa lovers who come to enjoy the thermal waters of this station. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of Digne.

Starting point of the dizzying Route des Crètes, the famous Martel/Blanc hike, la Palud sur Verdon is without any doubt the place to be for mountain climbers. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of La Palud Sur Verdon.

Famous for its sandstone, Annot remains an authentic roman town just beyond the main roads. A Mandatory stop of the Train des Pignes, this small emblematic village is worth a look. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of Annot

Point de départ de la fameuse et vertigineuse Route des Crètes, du sentier Martel/Blanc, la Palud sur Verdon est sans conteste le lieu de rendez-vous incontournable des grimpeurs. Pour plus d’informations, rendez-vous sur le site de l’Office du Tourisme de la Palud sur Verdon.

Thanks to its azure waters, the Lake of Sainte Croix attracts thousands of visitors every year. On a background full of mountains, arranged beaches allow visitors to enjoy their favorites activities: swimming, boat rental… For more information: the website of the Lake of Sainte Croix.

Fortified by Vauban, this town is a silent witness to the busy life of times long gone and is the ideal place for dreamers leading itself to reveries and firing the synapses of imagination. Nearby, the Gorges du Cians and Daluis, hollowed into the red schist, offer breathtaking views.

Confined between two mountains and very close to the spectacular Lake of Sainte Croix, Moustiers Sainte Marie is ranked among the most beautiful villages of France. The earthenware which once allowed the development of this small village keeps amazing travelers from across the world. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of Moustiers Sainte Marie

Galimard, Fragonnard, Molinard…  so many names evocating a little city, the world capital of perfumes, where walking around smells good…  With a nice view on the close-by Mediterranean sea, Grasse is also a gateway to the French Riviera. For more information: the website of the Tourist Office of Grasse.