Baux-de-Provence
The immense underground quarries of Les Baux-de-Provence, world-famous as the setting for Jean Cocteau's "Le testament d'Orphée", were converted in 1978 into a sound and light show venue.
Representations of masterpieces are projected onto the huge walls, pillars and floors of the quarry. The music transports you into colourful worlds. Around a hundred video projectors project images onto a surface area of over 7,000 m².
The cuisine of the Bistrot de l'Aubergine has the colour and flavour of the South. Colourful and tasty, let yourself be surprised by the specialities of its Chef Alex.
