Seminars in Provence Events and Seminars in Provence in the heart of Avignon All year round, La Mirande welcomes your corporate events and seminars in Provence. The confidentiality and elegance of our house and its unique setting facing the majestic Palais des Papes promise an exceptional moment. Whatever your plans: seminars, business breakfasts, lunches, dinners, cookery classes with a chef from our beautiful region, exclusive Table Haute dinners, gift boxes… We will be delighted to advise and guide you. An exceptional location in the heart of Avignon en Provence La Mirande is located right in the heart of Avignon in Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur, a superb sunny region all year round. Capital of the Vaucluse and Côtes du Rhône regions, Avignon is a sublime city on a human scale. The Palais des Papes, the Episcopal complex and the Pont Saint Bénezet (Avignon Bridge) are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Organising a seminar in Provence in Avignon is an opportunity to discover a city of art, culture and theatre, which hosts the Avignon Festival in July, the world’s largest theatre and live performance event, in terms of the number of productions and spectators. An easily accessible destination La Mirande is an ideal place to meet up and share; just 2 hours 40 minutes from Paris and 1 hour from Lyon by TGV, and also easily accessible by plane:Marseille International Airport – 84 km (1 hour) Nice International Airport – 260 km (2h30) Avignon Provence airport – 11 km (20 min) Montpellier International Airport – 94 km (1h05 min)Parking available on site (on request) or nearby (Palais des Papes). By car:Aix-en-Provence: 1 hour Marseille: 1 hour Montpellier: 1 hour Lyon: 2 hoursTailor-made seminars in Provence La Mirande, a 5-star hotel in Provence, lends itself to events, celebrations, meetings, executive committees, seminars and confidential, top-of-the-range events. Each of the 26 rooms at La Mirande, Hôtel de luxe Provence, is an invitation to travel, each dressed in its own period canvas print. Almost all offer a view of the Palais de Papes. Tailor-made accommodation A diverse range of gourmet restaurants Gastronomic restaurant – Michelin-starred chef Florent Pietravalle Florent Pietravalle, Chef at La Mirande since 2016, was awarded his first Michelin star in 2019, followed by the Michelin Green Star in 2021. Since then, he has won a host of awards: 4 Toques Gault & Millau 17/20 in 2022 – New Talent of the Year by La Liste 2022 – 3 Ecotables 2022 – Omnivore Revelation Award 2021 – Trophée Gault & Millau – Grand de demain 2021. Lunches and dinners are served in the Salle Cardinalice, in the lounges and in the garden at the foot of the Palais des Papes. Bistro Restaurant – La Salle à Manger Alternative Bistro, open 7 days a week, La Salle à Manger offers a light and relaxed “à la carte” menu in the Louis XV lounge or on its terrace at the foot of the Palais des Papes.1 toque Gault & Millau – 2023 – 12/20Open every day for lunch and dinner La Table Haute – A table to share In the old kitchen, In the old kitchen of the town house, equipped with a nineteenth-century wood-burning stove, the Table Haute chef cooks a 3-course menu in front of the guests, on a venerable wood-burning cooker, around a large sycamore table, fresh from the market.Exclusive Table Haute (10 people minimum – 12 people maximum) Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner (also lunch for private parties)Le Marmiton – Cookery lessons A cookery school for 30 years, Le Marmiton is an institution. The chef from La Table Haute leads the meal with the “apprentices”, who will enjoy these playful moments and taste the meal around the large sycamore table. Cooking classes can be combined with a wine tasting session, so that 12 people can join together for the meal. The tasting can be devoted to a particular appellation or estate, with the possibility of the winemaker being present. Up to 12 (24) participantsExclusive course (10 people minimum – 12 people maximum) Tasting (10 people minimum)Rooms and Salons The capacity of the function rooms does not exceed 50 participants in the theatre and 24 in the conference room. An elegant Napoleon III-style dining room, dating from the time when one of the members of the Pamard family, who once owned La Mirande, was mayor of the town, can accommodate up to 16 people.  The old 19th-century kitchen lends itself to memorable evenings when meals are prepared for up to 12 guests sharing the large table (see La Table Haute). For special events, the “Rez-de chaussé, côté palais” (ground floor, palace side) can be fully privatised to accommodate a larger number of guests. ParkingPalais des Papes car park (5-minute walk) On-site parking (on request and subject to availability)

Lavender tour provence: Stay at La Mirande, 5-star luxury hotel in the south of France   La Mirande, an elegant setting for exploring the Lavender Route La Mirande is ideally located for discovering Provence’s lavender fields, hilltop villages and Provencal markets, where you can breathe in the soul of the region. Just an hour’s drive away, you can reach the famous Plateau de Valensole, where the vast expanses of lavender offer a breathtaking spectacle, especially in July when the flowers are in full bloom. The Luberon, with its fields dotted between vineyards and olive groves, is also within easy reach, offering dreamy panoramas and hiking trails amidst unspoilt nature.   Where can you admire the lavender fields? A veritable showcase of natural beauty, these purple expanses stretch across the varied landscapes of Provence, from the Drôme Provençale to the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.   Northwards of La MirandeThe Plateau d’Albion: located in Haute-Provence, between Mont Ventoux, the Montagne de Lure and the Luberon.The village of Sault stands on a rocky spur at an altitude of 760 metres, surrounded by lavender fields as far as the eye can see. We recommend you take one of the many walking or cycling tours, meet the local producers, visit the farms or the pretty village shops. The lavender festival is held every year on 15 August in Sault.The Drôme ProvençaleLavender fields are often surrounded by wooded hills and old stone farmhouses, offering a more intimate, less touristy setting. A visit to the medieval village of Grignan and its château, where the Countess de Sévigné lived, is a must see.   Eastwards of La MirandeThe plateau of Claparèdes in the LuberonAnother great place to see lavender in flower is in the hilltop villages of the Luberon, such as Gordes and Roussillon. These lavender fields are located on magnificent country roads that wind between the various hilltop villages of Provence. The Plateau de Valensole: located in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, this plateau is one of the most emblematic places to admire lavender fields. A remarkable site between the Luberon and Verdon, truffles, honey, olives, almonds and lavender follow the rhythm of the seasons. The Angelvin family welcomes you to discover the lavender tradition through a presentation of their farm and a visit to their distillery.   Lavender season Lavender generally flowers in Provence between mid-to-late June and early August, with the best period being around mid-July. It is during these few weeks that the fields reach their peak of beauty. Many festivals and markets are then held to celebrate lavender, such as the Lavender Festival in Valensole, where you can watch distillation demonstrations, sample local products and even take part in workshops. Lavender is harvested around 15 July on the plateau of Valensole , and later in the Luberon and Drôme regions further north, until mid-August around Sault.   Lavender tour in Provence and an unforgettable stay A stay at La Mirande is a unique experience where history, culture and luxury come together to offer a timeless interlude. Whether you’re a lavender enthusiast, a food lover or simply looking for an exceptional place to relax, La Mirande is ideal to discover Provence at its best.

Stay at La Mirande, luxury hotel in the south of France and discover UNESCO World Heritage with 9 remarkable sites nearby. The south of France is a region rich in history, culture and natural beauty, and Avignon is a central jewel. Staying at La Mirande means discovering a rich site linked to the history of Avignon and its Popes’ Palace. There are 44 UNESCO World Heritage sites, 9 of them are located in Provence and Occitania regions. Here is a virtual tour visit of these beautiful sites around Avignon, all located less than 100 kilometres from La Mirande.9 UNESCO World Heritage Sites around La Mirande, luxury hotel in the south of France These sites, make this region a must-see destination for lovers of heritage and historical discoveries.The Popes’ Palace and the Pont d’Avignon Located in the heart of the city, the Popes’ Palace (Palais des Papes) is one of the largest Gothic palaces in Europe. Built in the 14th century, it served as the residence of the popes for several decades. Just next door, the famous Pont d’Avignon, officially the Saint-Bénézet bridge, built in the 12th century, is an icon of the city, an architectural marvel that crosses the Rhône. Although partially destroyed, it remains a key symbol of Avignon’s heritage and is immortalised in the folk song “Sur le pont d’Avignon”. Registered on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1955, it brings together the historic centre of Avignon with the Popes’ Palace, the Episcopal complex (Notre Dame and Jardin des Doms; Petit Palais museum), the city walls and the Pont d’Avignon. Located right in the heart of the city, opposite the majestic Popes’ Palace, La Mirande offers an exceptional location for discovering these monuments by foot. Most of the rooms offer a breathtaking view over the Palace of the Popes.More details – Palace of the Popes Find out more – Pont d’Avignon Find out more – Avignon TourismeThe Roman Theatre and the Arc de Triomphe (Triumphal Arch) in Orange Around 30km North from Avignon, Orange is home to two remarkable Roman monuments. The Théâtre Antique (Roman Theater) dating from the 1st century, is one of the best preserved in the world and one of the most beautiful legacies of Imperial Rome. The Arc de Triomphe (Triumphal Arch), built to celebrate Roman victories, is another impressive example of Roman architecture. Inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List in 1981, this urban arch of impressive dimensions, measuring over 19m in length and 20m in height, served as the gateway to the Roman city of Arausio in the 1st century AD. The ancient theatre of Orange, with its 103m-long façade, is one of the best preserved of the great Roman theatres. It takes around twenty minutes to drive to Orange from La Mirande, luxury hotel in the South of France. Our concierge team is also on hand to organise a tasting of Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines to accompany your visit. The Roman Theater (Théâtre Antique) still hosts many shows and festivals today, including the famous Chorégies d’Orange, International opera and classical music festival founded in 1869  in July.More details – Triumphal Arch More details – Roman Theater More details – Chorégies d’OrangeThe Pont du Gard The Pont du Gard, around 30km East of Avignon, is an impressive three-tiered Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century AD to bring water to the city of Nîmes. This masterpiece of Roman engineering is both a technical feat and an aesthetic gem. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1985, the Pont du Gard is a must-see in the region. Numerous exhibitions and shows are held all year round, including a spectacular sound and light show every evening in summer. It is also possible to swim there. In the summer, the banks of the river are almost beach-like and become a real haven of cool and calm.More details – Le Pont du Gard Arles, Roman and Romanesque monuments Arles, capital of the Camargue region, located around 35km South of Avignon, is a treasure trove of Roman monuments. The city is home to a number of remarkable monuments, including the Arènes d’Arles (Arles Amphitheater), the Théâtre Antique (Roman Theater), Constantine’s baths and the crypt of Saint-Trophime. These remains offer a fascinating insight into the city’s importance in Roman times. Classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1981, Arles has been included on UNESCO’s World Heritage List twice, for the cultural asset “Arles, Roman and Romanesque monuments” and for the serial cultural asset “Pilgrim’s Way to Santiago de Compostela in France”. It is possible to buy a monument pass giving access to the 6 listed monuments and 4 museums. Arles is also home town of Vincent Van Gogh who lived there for 16 months. “In the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh” itinerary is available all year. Arles also hosts many exhibition, among which Les Rencontres d’Arles which take place from June to September. The biggest Photography festival of its kind in France. Around forty exhibitions featuring works by the most renown photographers can be discovered throughout the Roman city. To find out moreThe Maison Carrée – Nîmes Located around 40 km from Avignon, Nîmes has an exceptional historic centre. The city is home to several remarkable Roman monuments, including the Maison Carrée, a Roman temple and the Arènes de Nîmes (Nîmes arena), the best preserved Roman amphitheatre  still used today for many cultural events. Listed by UNESCO in 2023, the Maison Carrée in Nîmes is one of the earliest examples of a Roman temple that can be associated with imperial worship in the provinces of Rome. Maison Carrée was built at the beginning of our era in honour of Gaius Caesar and Lucius Caesar, grand-son and adopted son of Emperor Augustus.Abbey Church of Saint-Gilles 40 km from Avignon and a few kilometres from Nîmes, Abbey Church of Saint-Gilles is a major site on the Pilgrim’s Way to Santiago de Compostela. Founded in the 7th century, the abbey is famous for its sculpted façade and ancient crypts. Built in the 12th Century, the Abbey Church of Saint-Gilles was, in the Middle Ages, the 4th place of pilgrimage in the Christian world after Jerusalem, Rome and Santiago de Compostela. Listed in 1998, Saint-Gilles is a city of Romanesque art and a major pilgrimage site. It takes fifty minutes by car from La Mirande, luxury hotel in the south of France. To find out moreOrnate cave of Pont-d’Arc, known as Grotte Chauvet-Pont-d’Arc, Ardèche Located in the Rhône valley (Ardèche region), around 1h30 North of Avignon, the Grotte Chauvet contains some of the oldest known prehistoric paintings, dating back over 36,000 years. This cave offers an exceptional insight into the art and life of the first humans. This exceptional cave of prehistoric art was closed by a landslide around 20,000 years ago. It remained sealed until it was rediscovered in 1994, allowing it to be preserved in an exceptional way. Listed as a Unesco World Heritage Site in 2014, the Grotte ornée du Pont d’Arc, known as Grotte Chauvet 2, is the 1st great masterpiece of mankind. A unique experience in the heart of a 29-hectare park. To find out moreVauban in Provence Vauban’s fortifications are spread throughout France, and include several sites in the South of the country. The town of Mont-Dauphin, in the French Alps, is an example of Vauban’s military ingenuity. Further afield, the stronghold of Mont-Dauphin and the town of Briançon, which was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2008, are part of the network of 12 major sites of Vauban’s fortifications. To find out moreCultural wealth The UNESCO sites around Avignon bear witness to the cultural and historical wealth of our region. Each site offers a unique window on the past, whether through Roman remains, medieval monuments or natural wonders. Visiting these sites gives you a better understanding of the world heritage that this region preserves and promotes. Staying at La Mirande, luxury hotel in the south of France, is a perfect way to start your trip and discover this world heritage. Discover this heritage through pictures https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_T0N3JbcBU

Festival d’Avignon – Stay at La Mirande, 5 star hotel in Provence La Mirande – A jewel in the heart of the Avignon Festival Boasting an exceptional location at the foot of the Popes’ Palace, La Mirande, 5 star hotel in Provence, is ideal for making the most of the Avignon Festival. The Festival d’Avignon, created in 1947 by Jean Vilar, is a major cultural event and the world’s biggest theater and performing arts event, in terms of the number of productions and spectators it attracts. Every July, Avignon becomes a theater-city, transforming its architectural heritage into a variety of majestic and astonishing performance venues, welcoming tens of thousands of theater lovers of all generations. The Festival successfully combines a popular audience with international creation. Avignon is also a spirit: the city is an open-air forum, where festival-goers talk about the shows and share their experiences as spectators. For a whole month, everyone has access to contemporary, lively culture. In all, over 1,600 shows take place every day, including the Festival In and Off programs.Programming and artistic diversity Renowned for its diversity and audacity, each year contemporary works rub shoulders with revisited classics, offering a rich and varied panorama of current artistic creation. The shows tackle a wide range of themes, from social and political reflection to the exploration of human emotions. Guest artists hail from the four corners of the globe, making the festival a veritable melting pot of cultures and styles. A privileged location Nestled in the heart of Avignon’s historic center, La Mirande, 5 star hotel in Provence, is just a few steps from the Cour d’Honneur of the Pope’s Palace, the epicenter of the festival. This proximity makes it easy to enjoy the shows on foot and stroll through Avignon’s picturesque streets. A refined, historic setting Recognized as one of the finest 5 star hotels in Provence, La Mirande, with its walls steeped in history, is much more than just a place to stay. This 14th-century mansion has retained its old-world charm while offering modern comforts. Elegantly decorated rooms, with period furniture and precious fabrics, immerse visitors in an authentic, refined atmosphere. The lounges, gardens and inner courtyard offer peaceful spaces in which to relax between shows over a drink or an ice cream. A unique culinary experience In July, the luxury hotel in Provence, La Mirande, offers a multi-faceted culinary experience with its Michelin-starred Restaurant, La Salle à Manger, a bistro open 7 days a week, and Le Mirage, in the medieval remains of the Saint Martial livery, a convivial tavern with a simple, tasty menu. Concierge service The staff at La Mirande offer an attentive concierge service for every guest. Whether it’s arranging tickets for shows, recommending tours or restaurants, or responding to specific requests. A festive atmosphere Staying at La Mirande during the Avignon Festival also means soaking up the festive atmosphere throughout the city. The hotel becomes a meeting point for artists, spectators and theater enthusiasts. Lively discussions and cultural exchanges are frequent, making La Mirande a lively and dynamic place, at the heart of the festival’s artistic effervescence. Conceptual artists such as Sophie Calle and Johnny Lebigot have also performed and exhibited their work at La Mirande. The Festival d’Avignon remains a fixture on the international cultural calendar. Whether it’s the magic of performances in venues steeped in history, or the vibrancy of the streets of Avignon, the festival offers a unique, unforgettable experience. Come to La Mirande for a stay, lunch, dinner, a drink or a scoop of ice cream, and enjoy a timeless break in the shadow of the majestic Popes’ Palace. Get your shows ready! Festival In Festival Off

Provence wine tours An exceptional wine and gastronomic stop – Avignon – Capital of the Côtes du Rhône La Mirande is located in the heart of Avignon, an ideal base for discovering the city’s exceptional wine-growing heritage. A stopover at La Mirande means starting your journey with the exquisite, inventive cuisine of our Michelin-starred Chef Florent Pietravalle, accompanied by a wine from our “Top 100 wine lists” of French restaurants, organised by Terre de Vins, and staying in one of the refined rooms with a view of the Pope’s Palace. A good start for Provence Wine Tours! Just 25 minutes north of La Mirande, discover Châteauneuf du Pape and its world-famous vineyards, not forgetting famous appellations such as Cairanne, Vacqueyras, Gigondas, Beaumes de Venise, Ventoux, Luberon… Our concierge team will be delighted to help you organise a visit to some of the finest estates.Further south, several wine routes can be chosen: The Aix-en-Provence wine route The Coteaux d’Aix en Provence covers 4,200 hectares of vines and produces mainly rosés. A minority of winegrowers produce white and red wines. The appellation comprises 79 cellars, producing 85% rosés, 9% reds and 6% whites. Many beautiful villages can be visited in tandem with the wine tours: Aix-en-Provence, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence… not forgetting Montagne Sainte-Victoire, with its breathtaking panoramic views. Not to forget, the Alpilles region, which has inspired so many artists (Cézanne, Daudet, Van Gogh…) with its natural site, the village of Baux-de-Provence, listed as one of the most beautiful villages in France, and very nice wines as well. Bandol wine route Situated between Toulon and Marseille, this appellation produces mainly rosés and reds. The region is superb, starting with the town of Bandol and its beaches and Calanques. We also recommend a visit to the medieval hilltop village of La Cadière d’Azur, which overlooks the vineyards. This renowned appellation boasts some superb estates and winemakers. Coteaux Varois en Provence With an average of 300 days of sunshine a year, this young appellation produces 94% rosé, 3% red and 3% rosé. The rosés are very popular because they are light, fruity and full of body. The vineyards of Provence stretch between the Mediterranean and the Alps, and are spread over 3 departments in the south of France (Var, Bouches-du-Rhône and a small village in Alpes-Maritimes). Thanks to its Mediterranean climate, the Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur region offers some exceptional wines, divided into 3 categories:Côtes du Rhône Provence wines Independent appellations (Bandol, Les Baux de Provence, Belle, Cassis, Pierrevert and Palette)  The Provence wine route includes no fewer than 8 appellations and several routes. Of these, 3 major appellations (96% of the volume of appellation wines produced in Provence) are world-famous and have their own dedicated wine route.Côtes de Provence and the terroir denominations Côtes de Provence Sainte-Victoire, Côtes de Provence Fréjus and Côtes de Provence La Londe Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence Coteaux Varois en Provence  Taking the Provence wine route means discovering a wealth of terroir, a range of limpid, fruity and generous rosés and fabulously powerful reds, as well as passing through typical villages and prestigious wine-growing estates.   We hope you enjoy your stay in Provence! Tel : +33 (0) 4 90 14 20 20 – mirande@la-mirande.fr

Stays and events in the heart of Avignon – Luxury hotel in Provence All year round, La Mirande, 5-star boutique property, welcomes your business of individuel clients for bespoke experiences in the shadow of the Popes’ Palace. The confidentiality and elegance of La Mirande, luxury hotel in Provence, promise unique and timeless gastronomic, romantic and cultural moments. What better way to discover the beauty and richness of Provence than to set down your bags in a town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site?…La Mirande: luxury hotel in Provence for your celebrations, meetings, executive committees, seminars and events The 26 rooms at La Mirande, luxury hotel in Provence, are an invitation to travel…  Each of them is dressed with its own printed canvas and offering a magical view over the Popes’ Palace. Gourmet Restaurant – Michelin-starred Chef Florent Pietravalle Since its arrival at La Mirande, luxury hotel in Provence in 2016, Florent Pietravalle has been awarded by many distinctions, amongst them a Green Star distinction (sustainable approach to gastronomy) from the Michelin Guide since 2021 Lunches and dinners are served in the Cardinal dining room, in the Salon in the garden ta the on the terrace at the foot of the Popes’ Palace. Private room Napoleon III for groups from 8 to 16 people2-course menu – 95 € (only for lunch on Thursday and Friday) 3-course menu – 155 € par personne 4-course menu – 195 € par personneOpen from Thursday to Sunday, for lunch and dinner  *Menus excluding drinks Bistro Restaurant – La Salle à Manger Alternative Bistro, open 7 days a week. Lunches and dinners are served in the salon Louis XV on the terrace nestled at the foot of the Popes’ PalaceA la carte (starter from 17€ – Main course from 25€ – Dessert from 9€) Groups – from 105€ per person (3-course menu, water, wine and coffee)Open 7 days a week for lunch and dinner La Table Haute – Table to be shared In the friendly atmosphere of the old kitchen, the chef of the Table Haute cooks a 3-course menu back from the market in front of the guests, on a wood-burning stove back from the 1860, Open Tuesday to Saturday for dinner (except July and August) – (also lunchtime for private parties) Privatization up to 12 persons (10 minimum) – 130€ per person  (3-course menu, water, wine and coffee included) Le Marmiton – Cooking school Cooking school since 1994 Cooking & pastry classes are hosted by renowned chefs of Provence in the old kitchen installed in the medieval part of La Mirande according to our annual programme. From 135€ per person (water, wine and coffee included)  Exclusive cooking class (10 people minimum – 12 people maximum) – 150€ per person (water, wine and coffee included) Open all year around (except July & August) Wine Tasting To be combined with a cooking class or can stand alone to explore a wine region or a particular domain in the presence of the winemaker.Tasting (10 people minimum) – from 35€ per personAvignon & Provence – Travel diary Avignon – Known for its cultural richness, its Provençal specialties, its episcopal complex with the Popes’ Palace, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Le Pont d’Avignon. West – Great sites of exception with the aqueduc Pont du Gard, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Uzès, the Roman city of Nîmes. East – L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, renowned town for its antique shops, the Luberon and its most beautiful villages of France (Gordes, Roussillon, Lourmarin) and many others… South – The beauty of the Alpilles and its famous villages (Les Baux-de-Provence, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence), the Roman city of Arles on the tracks of Van Gogh and the wild Camargue with the emblematic village of Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer. A bit further, the cities of Aix-en-Provence and Marseille; not to mention the beautiful sites of Cassis’ Coves. North – Wine trail in Provence with the renowned Châteauneuf-du-Pape and so many other vineyards like Gigondas, Beaumes-de-Venise and Vacqueyras…  The city of Orange with its antique theatre as well as the splendor of the Mont Ventoux surrounded by its picturesque villages.   Provence is also:Olive oil, Provençal markets, perched villages and lavender fields as far as the eye can see.The land of Van Gogh, Chagall and Paul Cézanne; painters who fell in love with the natural beauty of the region, its rich heritage and its vivid colors from which they drew their inspiration.  La Mirande – Luxury Hotel in Provence Tel : +33 (0) 4 90 14 20 20 – mirande@la-mirande.fr