Provence is a feast for the senses, where lavender-scented fields, sun-drenched vineyards, and bustling markets create an irresistible allure. We’ll explore the region’s rich traditions, from pétanque and pastis to Bandol and bouillabaisse. We’ll look at the customs, cuisine, and culture that make Provence such a magnet for tourists.
Views: 13 | Enquiries: 0Susie read Classics at Newnham College Cambridge, three years below Mary Beard but unlike Mary she didn’t make a career of it! She went on to study History of Art for a year then taught English as a Foreign Language in Italy and France before returning to the UK. She worked for twenty years in the charitable sector before retiring. She now enjoys speaking regularly on cruises about port destinations, Classical Civilisation and Art History. She is an Anglican lay minister, married with three sons and three grandchildren. She loves walking, gardening, skiing, travel, good food and wine.
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