Saint Remy de Provence

Saint Remy-de-Provence is a cooperative in the Bouches-du-Rhone division in southern France. Holy person Remy-de-Provence is arranged around 20 km south of Avignon, only north of the Alpilles mountain run. The fast train station TGV is 20 km from the city. The nearest airplane terminals are situated in Avignon, Nimes, and Marseille. Likewise, there are a few thruways and fundamental streets which serve Saint-Remy. The A7 autoroute, which keeps running down the Rhone valley and interfaces Lyon to Marseille by means of Orange is around 12 km east of Saint Remy.

The A54 autoroute keeps running from Nimes to Salon-de-Provence, and goes through Arles, 17 km away. At long last, the A9 is 20 km toward the north-west and keeps running from Orange to Perpignan by means of Montpelier. The atmosphere in the Alpilles is viewed as Mediterranean. Winters there are delicate and dry, and summers are sweltering and dry. There are around 30 days of ice for every year. Snow is uncommon, yet can be overwhelming when it falls. On the southern edges of the city, the remnants of the Roman city of Glanum can even now be seen, including a "triumphal curve".