Aix-en-Provence
in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur

Explore the stunning beauty of Château La Coste in Aix-en-Provence. Discover its vineyards, art galleries, restaurant, and other attractions within this remarkable estate.

An extraordinarily chic Provençal estate you can rent in its entirety, Domaine de la Cavalerie is set among olive groves and vineyards in the Luberon. The 12th-century commanderie was restored by the late couturier Emanuel Ungaro as “a Venetian palazzo in the middle of Provence.” Inside, rooms are layered with treasures gathered over decades of travel – antiques, textiles and ceramics from across Europe, Asia and Africa – alongside hand-painted ceilings, marble floors and terracotta terraces. Today, Ungaro’s daughter Cosima has opened the estate to maximalist-loving guests, keeping its spirit as a deeply personal house made for long lunches and longer stays. 

Exquisite French restaurant by Michelin-starred chef Hélène Darroze's, located at breathtaking Villa La Coste in Aix-en-Provence. 

Get the best of the best of the Provençal countryside at this incredibly charming guest house. The stunning orchards, olive groves and vineyards will blow you away, but it's the interior design that has us truly in awe. So bring your family and your friends, there's ample space for eight. 

The stunning property of La Villa Gallici has luxurious rooms, a Michelin-starred restaurant and exquisite gardens all on a charming, historic estate.

This new modern bistro by Alexandre Mazzia is inspired by comforting street food and the different seasons, changing every two weeks.

Star Chef Francis Mallmann has opened his first restaurant in Europe in one of the most stunning settings of Château la Coste. Found on an organic winery and contemporary art park, you can enjoy the chef's world famous Argentinian cooking while taking in the beauty of the grand estate.

Not only has Chef Matthieu Dupuis Baumal created the most delectable brasserie with a menu that is inspired by his travels abroad, but the restaurant looks out over the stunning Provence Rose Estate with gardens that seem to go on forever.

The beautifully designed Provencal hideaway is situated in a curated open-air art museum. Its vineyards and 600 acres of sculpture-studded slopes make it well worth the visit.