Where is Provence in France?

Provence, a province of ancient Rome, is now a region in southeastern France, bordering on the Mediterranean Sea and Italy. The Rhone River, which flows southward from the Alps through Lyon, divides into two tributaries near Provence and then flows into the Mediterranean Sea.

The geographical scope of Provence has changed greatly in history. In ancient Rome, Provence was a province that reached the Alps in the north and the Pyrenees in the south, including the whole of southern France. Provence became one of the five administrative provinces during the French Revolution at the end of 18. In the1960s, France was subdivided into 22 regions, and Provence belonged to Provence-Alpes-C? te d 'Azur region.

The whole Provence region has unusual charm because of its variety-the weather is unpredictable, the warm wind is warm, and the cold wind is crazy; The terrain is undulating, the plains are vast, and the peaks are steep; Lonely canyons, desolate castles, winding mountains and lively cities ... all show the myriad customs of this land in southern France.

Provence has famous cities such as Aix and Marseille, which produce high-quality wines. This area is rich in products and sunny. Since ancient Greece and Rome, it has attracted countless tourists and is still a tourist attraction.