Art and the Cote D'Azur: Road Trip from Nice to Arles

Included in the itinerary - Drive to Saint Paul de Vence and visit to the Fondation Maeght. This site is home to one of Europe's largest private collections of 20th-century paintings, sculptures, drawings and graphic works: Bonnard, Braque, Calder, Chagall, Giacometti, Leger, Miro… An expert will tell you the story of these artists, their works and the foundation. In the afternoon, visit the Folon Chapel, which served as an artistic and poetic refuge for artists. Then drive back to your hotel for the night, in the Ramatuelle hills, sheltered by the pine forest.
Already booked - Your table at Colombe d'Or, for a delicious Provencal lunch.

Included in the itinerary - a Day in Saint Tropez. This legendary glamorous spot has been a sanctuary for artists past and present. Contemporary art galleries are abundant here: Richard Orlanski, Paul Janssen and Caroline Dechamby are some of the essential stops you can make between a day at the beach and an evening at the harbour.
Included in the itinerary - Our Concierge service takes care of booking you loungers for the day and a table at the legendary Club 55.

Board a private water taxi and head for Porquerolles. This enchanting island, the largest of the three that make up the Hyeres archipelago and bordered by turquoise waters and fine sand coves, now houses a place of contemporary art: the Fondation Carmignac. A simple farm until the 1980s, it was transformed into a villa by the architect Henri Vidal, before Edouard Carmignac, supported by several artists, set up a place dedicated to art. The 21,500 square foot space has been discreetly integrated into the protected natural landscape of the island. A special place has been given to great American artists from the 1960s to the 1980s and includes some iconic works by Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. The young emerging scene, fine art photography, and photojournalism complete this unique space, where art is exhibited from the halls to the gardens, with a series of sculptures scattered throughout the vegetation. At the end of the day you'll return to the mainland and head to the gates of the Luberon, in the heart of a completely renovated 18th century farmhouse on an estate dotted with olive trees, cherry trees, cedars, and cypress trees, extended by 86 acres of vineyards.

Included the itinerary - An Art & Architecture walk. You'll head to Chateau La Coste. The estate combines biodynamic wines, architecture and modern art. Between the vineyards and the cellar, designed by Jean Nouvel, stands an art centre created by another starchitect, Tadao Ando of Japan. Outside are the works of Louise Bourgeois, Alexander Calder, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Frank Gehry, Ai Weiwei and other great international artists. After your feast for the eyes, it's time to satisfy your taste buds: we've reserved you a table at Restaurant Francis Mallmann, where the artist's materials are Charolais beef on a fire pit. In the afternoon, you'll drive to Arles. Stay overnight at Arlatan, a genuine work of art by Cuban American Jorge Pardo.