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The Grande Pile peat bog regional nature reserve is an exceptional site that bears witness to the climatic history of Western Europe.

Every year in spring in Fougerolles, some 15,000 cherry trees in bloom bring pink stars to the eyes.

The Ballons des Vosges Regional Natural Park, whose headquarters are in Munster (68), spreads across four counties (Haut-Rhin, Haut Saône, Territoire-de-Belfort, and Vosge), three regions (Alsace...

View of the whole of Saint-Honoré-les-Bains and the hamlet of La Montagne, with the Bazois plain in the background. Landscape readings organised by the Tourist Office in season with the guide.

This former private hunting domain of 702 ha is today devoted to the protection of nature and to the reception of the public.

Discover the Haras Voluntary Nature Reserve in the Saint-Estève-Janson commune

The site revolves around the Mas de Méjannes (or Domaine Paul Ricard), on 64 ha in the commune of Saintes Maries de la Mer.

At the foot of the Alpilles, between the Camargue and the Etang de Berre, the Crau plain covers 600 square km. Two Crau can be clearly distinguished.

The Camargue is a wilderness formed by the Rhone delta. It is classified as a biosphere reserve by UNESCO, and also protected by a Regional Natural Park.

The Mas de la Cure is composed of an important built heritage of more than 3000 m² (farmhouse, chapel, wine cellar, old forge, old refectory, farm sheds, sheepfold...).

Covering 13,000 ha in the heart of the Camargue, the Camargue National Reserve is one of the largest wetland areas in Europe.

The Réserve Naturelle des Coussouls de Crau provides strong protection for a natural and pastoral heritage.

Saint-Pons is a valley formed by the park, where the waters of a main torrent meander: the Fauge, whose source never dries up, an exceptional thing.

Voluntary nature reserve of 285 hectares in the commune of La Barben

Le Grand Abandoux in St Martin de Crau

Coussous de la Crau (110 ha).

The Comtat plain, located at the confluence of the Rhone and the Durance, is more widely developed in the Vaucluse.

Roman remains are numerous in the Pays d'Arles. The site of Négreiron-Négrès shelters the vestiges of this period.