Submitted by In southern France in the late 1800s, a new crop of painters were moving their medium in exciting new directions that would radically reshape our notions of art. The Post-Impressionists favored bold color, visible brushwork, and sentiment in their work….
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Submitted by Provence is a special place, and the Provence Untour has remained one of our most popular Untours since its inception in the early 1990s. If you love good food and wine, warm people, natural beauty, small town charms, and deep history,…
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Submitted by If you love good wine and good food, Provence should be on your vacation shortlist. When we started our Wine and Food Untour idea, Provence was a natural, one of the best regions to eat and drink in all of…
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Submitted by Angela and Joe Rivello joined us for two weeks on the Provence Untour this May. They hit it off with our Untours local staff person, Anne, who helped introduce them to the local wine and vineyards of her beloved home…
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Submitted by Jerry and Deena Koffler have traveled with Untours almost 20 times, and to many different destinations, on both Untours trips and Ventures. You may have already checked out their photos of Holland and the Amalfi Coast here on the blog….
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Submitted by Isle sur Sorgue is a charming town in Provence, one of the hometown villages of our Provence Untour. It is also well known as a center for the antique trade and for its lovely location, at the foot of the…
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Submitted by At Untours we’re big believers in slow travel. What is slow travel? It’s slowing down, staying among the locals, spending more than just a few days (maybe even a few weeks), and immersing yourself in the local culture and ways….
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Submitted by Ahhhh, Provence. There’s a reason why countless artists were inspired by this particular region in France, why it’s a hotbed for some of the world’s best food and wine, and why it is one of our most popular Untours. The…
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Submitted by One of the great joys of touring France is visiting its many wineries, where you can connect with the scenery, the local people, and the history of a region one memorable glass at a time. Here are some tips to…
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Submitted by Here is a little armchair travel through Provence. Our quick video tour will help you relive good memories of the French countryside or will whet you appetite for some travel in the beautiful south of France. Either way, enjoy… Check…
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