Aix En Provence private tours

Aix en Provence, France, whispers its charm through sunlit streets and the scent of lavender drifting in the warm breeze. This city hums with the elegance of Cézanne's brushstrokes, each corner a canvas of vibrant markets and majestic fountains. With your guide, explore beyond the picturesque to experience the authentic rhythm of this enchanting city. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all itinerary, you can tailor your private tour to match your interests, pace and personality with a local who knows Aix En Provence inside and out. If you’re looking for more inspiration, take a look at our curated list of things to do in Aix En Provence. Walking tours & neighbourhoods Take a stroll through Aix en Provence with a private walking tour and explore its delightful neighborhoods, guided by someone who knows the city inside out. Here are some neighborhoods to include in your itinerary: - Quartier Mazarin: Perfect for cultural tourists, this elegant neighborhood is home to beautiful fountains and 17th-century architecture. Wander through its quiet streets and enjoy the art galleries and boutiques. - Vieil Aix (Old Town): A bustling area filled with markets, cafes, and shops, ideal for families and those seeking a vibrant atmosphere. Don’t miss the stunning Cathédrale Saint-Sauveur. - Les Allées Provençales: A modern shopping district catering to those interested in fashion and dining. It’s a great place to experience the contemporary side of Aix en Provence. - Jas de Bouffan: Art lovers will appreciate this neighborhood, where Paul Cézanne once lived. Visit the former Cézanne family estate and enjoy the peaceful gardens. Day trip ideas from Aix En Provence Staying in Aix-en-Provence puts you close to coastal towns, hill villages, and Roman sites that make easy day trips without long drives, and these day trips also fit private tours customised to your interests. Marseille: Walk the Vieux-Port and Le Panier for harbour views, street art, and market snacks, then climb to Notre-Dame de la Garde for a wide city panorama; a day here suits you if you like big-port energy, diverse food, and time by the sea. Luberon hill villages (Gordes and Roussillon): Stone lanes, sunlit squares, and ochre landscapes set an easy pace, with short hops between villages for photos, local wine, and a simple lunch on a shaded terrace if you want a slower day. Cassis and the Calanques viewpoints: Stroll the small harbour, take in the Cap Canaille cliff road for big Mediterranean views, and follow easy paths to calanque lookouts; pick this if you’re into coastal scenery and short walks. Arles and the Camargue: See Roman arenas and quiet squares in Arles, then continue to salt flats and wetlands where you might spot flamingos and horses; this day works for history lovers who also want open landscapes and nature. Mont Sainte-Victoire and Cézanne sites: Trace the painter’s viewpoints around Aix, then head to vineyard roads and trailheads around the mountain for light hikes and picnic stops, a good fit if you like art, countryside, and time outdoors. A private tour with a local guide is the best way to really get to know a place. Skip the crowds, follow your interests, and see a side of Aix En Provence most travellers miss.