Gordes Luberon Provence

Gordes Luberon Provence Located in southeastern France, it is a blue coast bordering the Mediterranean Sea and the hometown of lavender. The area produces excellent wines. Provence is a "city of knights" and the birthplace of medieval knightly lyric poetry. Famous cities include Marseille and Aix. Provence borders Italy and is a hilly area extending from the Mediterranean coast to the interior. There is a large river, the Long River, flowing through it. The Rhône River flows south from the Alps through Lyon, splits into two major tributaries near Provence, and then empties into the Mediterranean Sea. Provence is world-famous as the home of lavender and produces high-quality wine. Provence is also the "City of Knights" in Europe and the birthplace of the knightly lyric, an important literary genre in the Middle Ages. Provence consists of famous cities such as Aix and Marseille, as well as towns such as Arles, Avignon (also translated as Avignon) and Nimes. This area is rich in products, sunny and beautiful. It has attracted countless tourists since the times of ancient Greece and Rome and remains a tourist attraction.