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View from up to the village Moustiers-Sainte-Marie Verdon Provence France.

Scenic view of the village of Cotignac in Provence, south of France against dramatic summer sky

View looking west across the tiled rooftops of the village of Bormes les Mimosas, Provence, France. The road is the Boulevard de la Republique, the D41 from Le Lavandou.

$Le Plan-de-la-Tour, called until October 3, 2008 Plan-de-la-Tour, is a French commune located in the department of Var in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region. Its inhabitants are the Plantourians and the Plantouriannes.\n\nLocated 9 km from the sea, the nearest towns are Sainte-Maxime 9 km, La Garde-Freinet 11 km, Grimaud 13 km, Cogolin 14 km, Saint-Tropez 19 km.\n\nIsolated by the difficulties of access related to its relief and, also, by the insecurity which struck the shores of the sea, the current valley of Préconil, formerly known under the name of Val d'Avignon, remained uninhabited for a long time or sparsely inhabited. In the sixteenth century, in these wide open spaces, near inexhaustible water points during the long period of summer drought, a few bastides appeared, intended to meet the demands of agricultural, forestry and family life. These bastides will gradually become hamlets, initially bringing together the descendants of the same family. This is the germ of the type of society which has been perpetuated, with respect for traditions, and which has long been expressed in a rural landscape inseparable from the society which had created it.\n\nOne of these hamlets, Saint-Martin, the center of the present village, would become the de facto, then de jure, capital of the community which, since the 16th century, had settled in common geographical locations.$

aerial view of Besalu, La Garrotxa, Gerona province, Catalonia, Spain

View from the countryside of the medieval Grimaud Castle on a hilltop above the historic village of Grimaud near Saint-Tropez, France, along the French Riviera.

Medieval hilltop town in the Province of Frosinone.

The Old Town Of Roquebrune D'Argens In Front Of A Giant Rock In France On A Beautiful Summer Day With A Clear Blue Sky

Charming Small City in Provence, France: A Quaint Blend of Historic Architecture, Sun-Drenched Streets in the Heart of the French Countryside

Cityscape of Roquebrune-sur-Argens with the church Saint-Pierre-Saint-Paul

Aerial view of the town of Meze and the surrounding landscape in the Occitanie region in southern France. Meze is a fishing and tourist town known for its oyster farming.

One of the oldest medieval towns on the French Riviera.

Cucuron is a lively little Provençal village in the Luberon Regional Nature Park. The village dates from before the 11th century. From the Saint-Michel keep, a square tower from the 14th century, you have this stunning view over the village's red-tiled roofs and the surrounding countryside dotted with no less than 200 fruit farms as well as vineyards and olive groves.

Scenic view of seaside in French Riviera in summer

View of the village of Cotignac in the Provence region of France.

$The parish church is dedicated to Saint Clement, patron saint of the town. This is probably the location of the medieval church. It was rebuilt from 1782 to 1787 to respond to population growth.\n\nEntirely rebuilt from 1782 to 1787 to respond to the increase in population, in 1848, it still had no \$

The hilltop village of Biot in the Alpes Maritimes district of Provence between Cannes and Nice. Famed for it’s hand made glassmaking industry, it also achieved fame when Mick Jagger lived here in 1971 when the Rolling Stones were making the album Exile on Main Street at Nellcote in nearby Villefranche. Good copy space.

View of the beautiful old village of Omessa on Corsica, France

The city of Carcassonne as seen from its fortified walls

Ramatuelle old town in Provence in France

The Corniche d'Or, or Corniche de l'Estérel, as the route along the Mediterranean coastline is known between Mandelieu-la-Napoule in the east and Saint-Raphaël and Fréjus in the west. Cap Roux is part of the Massif de l'Esterel, a coastal mountain range and cliffs of distinctive and often spectacular red-coloured igneous volcanic rocks. These rock and cliff formations glow in the late afternoon Mediterranean sun. The Corniche d´Or is a coastal road connects the Var and the Maritime Alps for 30 km, alongsode the Mediterranean sea. The terrain is rugged, with deep ravines and oak forests.

coastal landscape along the coast of the French island of Corsica

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