St Remy-de-Provence Hotels

St Remy-de-Provence is is a little village in Provence a region in France. It is very charming in the summer. Saint-Remy-de-Provence is found at the western edge of the Provence region, where it is the capital of the Alpilles - the hills that dominate this section of the countryside of France. Saint Remy de Provence is one of the oldest towns in France. It was founded by the Celts more than 2500 years ago and developed by both the Greeks and the Romans. It is in an attractive setting in the valleys of the Alpilles, and is a lovely town to explore. Enter the town through one of the imposing gateways, the Porte Saint Paul or the Port du Trou - part of the original fortifications of the town - to explore the pretty tree-lined central square, and the surrounding streets containing many lovely old town houses and little features that will catch your eye. The town is very attractive and everything a Provencal town should be with narrow streets, sleepy squares, fountains and boulevards often shaded by centuries old plane trees. The shops here are quite good too with lots of small boutiques and art galleries and plenty of bars and restaurants to make your stay a pleasant one. Apart from the attractions of the town itself, there are two reasons why people visit St-Remy-de-Provence.