Aix-en-Provence: Guided Walking Tour with History & Stories
Cours Mirabeau, Marseille
Explore Aix-en-Provence on a guided walking tour. Learn about the city's Roman and French history, visit iconic landmarks, and hear stories about the city's past.
Highlights
- Explore the streets of Aix-en-Provence on a guided walking tour
- Learn about the city's Roman and French history from your guide
- See the Rotonde Fountain, Cours Mirabeau, and the Art Centre
- Visit the Church of Saint-Sauveur and the Jewish Street
- Discover the city's political importance and connection to Italy and Spain
Description
The private option is limited to 4 people for a personalized experience with plenty of interaction between the guide and participants.
Meet your guide and set out on a walking tour of Aix-en-Provence. Learn about the city’s origins, its political importance, and its connections with Italy and Spain.
Visit the Rotonde Fountain, the Paul Cézanne Statue, and the Cours Mirabeau. Continue to the Art Centre, Lycee Mignet, and the Four Dauphin Fountain.
See the Church Jean-de-Malte, a calissons shop, and the Emile Zola Statue. Admire the Good King Rene Statue, Passage Agard, and the Palais de Justice.
Stroll through the Preachers Market, Jewish Street, and Three Trees Square. Pass by City Hall, the Resistance Fighters Memorial, the Archbishop Palace, and the Old Law University. End your tour at the Church Saint-Sauveur.
Includes
Visit to Paul Cézanne Statue
Visit to Rotonde Fountain
Visit to Cours Mirabeau
Visit to Art Centre
Visit to Lycee Mignet
Visit to Four Dauphin Fountain
Visit to Church Jean-de Malte/ Musee Granet
Visit to Calissons Shop
Visit to Emile Zola Statue
Visit to Good King Rene Statue
Visit to Passage Agard
Visit to Palais de Justice
Visit to Preachers Market
Visit to Three Trees Square
Visit to Jewish Street
Visit to City Hall
Visit to Resistance Fighters Memorial
Visit to Archbishop Palace
Visit to Old Law University
Visit to Church Saint-Sauveur
Excludes
Tours inside museums and churches
Important Information
- The tour lasts for two hours The tour covers Roman and French history The tour explores the city's origin and political importance The tour includes the city's connection with Italy and Spain Significant developments throughout two centuries are discussed
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
