Tourist Information Center

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4.1

( 8 reviews )

Travel Services, Tours

Closed 08:30 AM - 06:00 PM See Hours

300 Av. Giuseppe Verdi, 13100 Aix-en-Provence, France +33 4421-611-61

Tourist Information Center is a well-known brand that provides valuable assistance and guidance to tourists. Located in various regions of France, their offices are easily accessible and have garnered a positive reputation among visitors. The center prides itself on its knowledgeable staff who are always ready to provide helpful advice and recommendations to enhance the tourist experience. Whether it's organizing tours, providing maps, or offering information on local attractions, the Tourist Information Center strives to ensure that visitors have a memorable and enjoyable time during their stay. With a commitment to customer satisfaction, they prioritize providing accurate and up-to-date information to meet the unique needs of each individual. The center acts as a valuable resource for tourists, offering insights and insights that ultimately make their visit to France even more enriching.

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D.h. wool

March 22, 2024

A lot of helpful advice en anglais and I enjoyed the tour of the Luberon that I booked through the bureau. Rarely a line, lots of maps and patience from the employees.

Jennifer w.

March 22, 2024

I was a tourist visiting on a excursion from a cruise ship on the 25th October 2023 when myself my husband and another passenger got left behind by our tour guide in this city. We just happened to find ourselves near the tourism office and went looking for help and that is exactly what we got from a helpful employee named Ralph Ruiz ,he went above and beyond what could be expected for us ,we were 120kms from our ship and didn't speak the language and Ralph helped us get in touch with the ship and we did manage to get back to the ship in time before it sailed ! We all really appreciated all of Ralph's efforts . The Aix En Provence tourism office should be proud to have such a caring person like Ralph working for them. Thank you Ralph ! 😊👏🏻

Ron craft

March 22, 2024

When you visit Aix-en-Provence, visit here first! The information and friendly welcome will make your visit that much better. We enjoyed touring all the more with the insights we got on attractions and history. It was a great way to get started on what turned out to be 3 visits to Aix during our week's stay in a nearby town. About the city itself. We were captivated. We visited from NYC during Christmas and loved the bright, simple ways Aix was decorated. The shops decorated tastefully and small - so refreshing vs the garish way we do it in the U.S. There's also a Christmas market which we enjoyed. Restaurants are in great variety and plentiful. Driving in/out and parking are very easy. And the rich history, churches, and architecture . . . wow!

Eduardo lopez

March 22, 2024

Beautiful city with a young vibe. Great day out with plenty to see, eat and do

Kevin k

March 22, 2024

Very helpful and spoke many languages. Just the tour train was a bit disappointing, could walk and see more attractive places than the tour took.

Myriam rosa

March 22, 2024

Super staff, friendly, polite and they speak English perfectly! Thank you 🥰 …

Tara dykstra

March 22, 2024

The good stuffs in information desk,they have souvenir shop and they have water too.There is a few table that you can rest.Merci😊 …

Eco ri

March 22, 2024

Horrible experience We asked for information regarding Cezanne's Atelier and the staff told us that only a guided tour was only available, but in her own words "unfortunately it was in french" (ps. I live in France and we were talking to her in french the whole time). Arriving at the Atelier we found out that there was also a free tour available, which was (suprisingly) cheaper. We also asked her other information regarding the tours in Provence and she replied strictly what was asked in an uncoperative way. A person that works with public and for tourism should at least provide more information regarding the city's attractions as well as act in a more friendly and receptive way.