The highlight of this grand celebration will be the reopening of Cézanne's former home, the Jas de Bouffan estate. Between 1859 and 1899, this historic site served as the artist's residence and studio. The house has undergone meticulous restoration to preserve its original splendour, offering visitors a rare opportunity to explore the artist’s workspaces, personal belongings, and intimate surroundings. The estate's garden, with its fruit trees, ponds, fountains, and restored statues, provides a glimpse into the environment that nurtured Cézanne’s creativity. Adding to the estate's allure is the discovery of a recently unveiled mural painting by Cézanne, offering new insights into his artistic process.

Other key locations on the cultural tour include Cézanne's Atelier des Lauves, his studio since 1901, and the serene Cave de Bibémus, where he found inspiration in the isolation of nature. These sites, often depicted in his works, continue to resonate with the beauty that once captivated the artist. 

For those seeking a deeper connection to Cézanne’s artistic legacy, the Musée Granet will host a monumental exhibition from 28 June to 13 October 2025, showcasing nearly 100 masterpieces, including 90 of Cézanne's paintings. This unparalleled collection will offer visitors a chance to immerse themselves in the artist’s evolving style and vision.