This year is no exception in terms of ambition and eclecticism. The opera offerings go from Mozart’s well-known Les nozze di Figaro to his more obscure La finta giardiniera. Ravel’s beloved L’Enfant et les sortileges will compete for attention with Charpentier’s biblical tragedy David et Jonathas. Instrumental music will abound as well with symphonic concerts by the London Symphony Orchestra and Les Arts Florissants, recitals by Pierre-Laurent Aimard and Marc Coppey, and many other performances.
Although its main venue has remained la cour de l’Archevêché, the festival has spread all over the city and its surroundings throughout the years. Therefore, not only is this the perfect opportunity to enjoy some grand musical experiences, but also to explore one of France’s prettiest cities. Historic, attractive, cultural and young, Aix-en-Provence never ceases to delight visitors with its many charms. Do not forget to pay a visit to Cézanne’s workshop, for example, from where you’ll be able to peek at his favorite subject: the soaring Sainte Victoire Mountain.
To help you feel right at home, New York Habitat offers a wide range of vacation rentals in Aix-en-Provence:
- If all you need is a small but cozy space in a quiet neighborhood, our sleek studio – Aix Celony – PR 1012 with private garden is perfect for you. Semi-detached from a traditional Provençal bastide, you will have no problem turning it into your personal domain. As for transportation, there is a bus that stops nearby which will take you into town in no time.
- A slightly larger option, our spacious 1-bedroom – Aix Center – PR 1000 will let you enjoy urban excitement thanks to its central location. Although the garden is shared with the owners, you can still expect your privacy and your own space, including a wonderful summer kitchen.
- If bonding with nature is a top priority, we have a 3-bedroom rental in Aix en Provence (PR-385). Located in the countryside of Aix en Provence, about 3 miles from the city center, it offers a lovely garden with terrace and parking spot, and has all you need to relax!
Have you ever been to Aix? If so, what did you love most about the city?
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