AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
AIX-EN-PROVENCE
Lying in the region of Provence in the southeast of France, the city of Aix has a history that goes back nearly two thousand years ago. Its origins date to Celtic settlements from before Aix's days as a Roman colony or its tenure as the capital of medieval Provence. Over the centuries, both city and region were shaped and reshaped by the Celtic, Roman and Germanic peoples who conquered and settled the territory.
Today, traces of that long history can still be seen in the Roman baths, the medieval cathedral of Saint Sauveur, the ramparts and palaces of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, and the famous nineteenth-century fountains of the Cours Mirabeau. Both architecturally and intellectually, Aix's long history reflects that of city of remarkable art and culture. Today it is home to half a dozen universities, numerous museums, and noted music festivals--and as students discover for themselves, Aix is city rich with youth, vibrancy and tradition.
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