Provence is the sunny south of France, with lavender fields, ochre villages, hilltop towns and the Luberon, and bastides and mas farmhouses in the countryside. Country houses here often have terraces and gardens, which suits a team that works in the morning and walks or swims in the afternoon. Village markets are a good reason to get out of the venue for lunch.
Aix-en-Provence and Avignon are on the TGV network, with direct trains from Paris. From the Netherlands and Flanders the drive is long, so the train via Paris is usually the easier option. Evenings can be spent on the terrace with a glass of rosé, and days in a quiet house with a view over the hills. Many houses lie in the hills, so plan the last stretch by car.
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From Amsterdam the closest venue in Provence is 11 h 21 by car, and half of the venues are within 12 h. Our departure city pages show travel times from other cities in the Netherlands and Belgium.
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