Things To Do in Aix, Provence-Alpes-Cote D'Azur, France

Founded in 1780, the Ecole Des Arts Et Metiers or ENSAM started as an institution to provide training for military officers. Gradually the school became an institution for arts and engineering. The students body organizes several ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Outside of Aix-en-Provence is the elegant country club where tennis, swimming, soccer, and fine dining are only a few ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Le Palmier Club House offers a host of leisure activities for individuals and families. Concerts and entertainment shows are special highlights. The food at La Palmier is also popular with the in-house chef preparing delicious delights ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Pavillon Noir is a space intended for all aspects of creating a dance production; it includes facilities and resources for workshops, rehearsals, staging, and performance. It is the home of the Ballet Preljocaj, created in December ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Stade Pratesi is a local venue in Aix-en-Provence. It hosts sporting and cultural events, including summer's Zik Zak ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Eglise Saint Paul is a church that also holds classical music concerts. Call for a schedule of upcoming events. More on Yahoo! Travel

This venue has been utilized for a multitude of purposes throughout its existence, and now aims to present dynamic, culturally educational programming. With the aid of cultural and social organizations of Aix, the Salle hosts artist ... More on Yahoo! Travel

The architecture of this family home is very characteristic of the 18th century, but the building is rare in that it is one of few edifices constructed soon after the plague of 1720, which killed nearly a third of the population in ... More on Yahoo! Travel

Eglise Reformee Evangelique is a Protestant church in the city of Aix-en-Provence. In addition to religious services, the church holds ... More on Yahoo! Travel

A former director once claimed that the walls of this museum "would never be sullied by a Cézanne." Fortunately, that's not true -- the museum owns eight paintings by Cézanne, although none of them are major works. ... More on Frommers