La Sainte Baume

La Sainte Baume is a mountainous region in southern France, known for its natural beauty and historical significance. It is particularly famous for the Sainte Baume cave, where, according to legend, Mary Magdalene lived as a hermit after the death of Jesus. The area is rich in biodiversity and attracts hikers and pilgrims alike. The nearby monastery, the Basilique de Saint-Maximin, adds to its religious importance. La Sainte Baume is a site of both cultural heritage and natural wonder, embodying a blend of spiritual history and outdoor adventure.