What to do in St.-Rémy-de-Provence

Wander through ancient Gallic-Roman ruins set against the dramatic Alpilles mountains. Explore remarkably preserved temples, baths, and streets that reveal daily life from two millennia ago.

Gothic church with 45-meter bell tower houses a magnificent organ featured in the annual Organa Festival. Attend Saturday concerts July-September to experience world-class organists in this serene historic monument.

This intimate museum celebrates Van Gogh's time in Saint-Rémy through multimedia exhibits and reproductions. Explore the artist's reconstructed room and discover how Provence's landscapes shaped his revolutionary work.

This serene monastery sheltered Vincent van Gogh during his most productive artistic period in 1889-1890. Visitors can explore his recreated room and wander the lavender gardens that inspired his masterpieces.

Housed in a Renaissance mansion, this museum showcases the Alpilles region's heritage through artefacts and local crafts. Visit on the first Sunday monthly for free entry and explore the magnificent inner courtyard.

These striking Roman monuments—a Triumphal Arch and the Mausoleum of the Julii—mark Glanum's ancient entrance. Visit in early morning for the best views of their intricate carvings against the Alpilles mountains.

This authentic French boulangerie offers artisanal breads and pastries crafted with traditional techniques. Arrive early to experience the intoxicating aroma and secure the freshest selection of morning bakes.

This artistic haven features 4,000+ rose bushes alongside Philippe Michelot's sculptures. Wander through themed gardens—medieval, Mediterranean, arboretum—and rest in wrought iron gazebos amid fragrant blooms.