Situated at the core of Provence, Aix-en-Provence is primarily celebrated as the birthplace of illustrious painter, Paul Cézanne. Established first in 123 BC, it significantly increased in prominence during Roman era, gradually transforming into the capital of Provence in the medieval phase, and, now it manifests as a modern hub for Justice and Arts. Accompany us to follow the trail of prominent 19th-century artists, observe life in ancient Aix and get fascinated by the resistance of France against Nazi occupation. All of this will be beautifully embellished with hidden gems like sophisticated fountains, scenic courtyards, and ingenious architecture.

The learning experience covers:
Pre-Roman pagan influences
The Roman-originated ancient town
The renowned artist Paul Cezanne
The establishment of Aix
The provincial charm of 17th and 18th century at the Cours Mirabeau
The significance of the numerous fountains
The emergence of the Gothic style in the 13th century France
Count King René
Brasserie Les Deux Garçons! and connections to Cézanne, Lamartine or Ernest Hemingway.