Nearby villages & towns
Aix-en-Provence was the capital of Provence in the 15th century: prosperous merchants and notables turned the city into the Provençal Florence we know today.
The charm of a Provencal town, capital of the Côtes du Rhône! Who doesn’t know the Pont d’Avignon? “Sur le Pont d’Avignon on y danse, on y danse…” (On the Bridge of Avignon, we dance, we dance) Discover the history of the different versions of the legendary song
The village of Le Barroux is full of charm, with its cobbled streets and endless calades. The mythical and mysterious Château overlooks the village, giving it an undeniable character.
Carpentras is located in the heart of the Vaucluse region, at the foot of Mont Ventoux. From 1229 to 1791, Carpentras was a papal stronghold, and visitors can enjoy its bright ochre facades, cool alleyways and fountains… It’s the perfect vacation spot for those who want to savor the art of living in the Comtadin region!
The commune of Fontaine de Vaucluse is a goldmine for the département and a tourist attraction like no other.
Whatever the season, you’re sure to be amazed by this spring, which is the largest in Europe and the fifth largest in the world.
Gordes is a village classified as “one of the most beautiful villages in France”, and a star of the Luberon, where many celebrities and artists have made their home. Gordes is a village that leaves a lasting impression, with its privileged location and typical architecture that leaves no one indifferent! It’s a village to discover…
L’Isle sur la Sorgue is one of Provence’s must-visit towns, known as “Little Venice of Provence”. The “chineurs”, lovers of fine objects, brocantes and art galleries will be delighted, as there are almost 300 antique dealers in this small town!
Mont Ventoux dominates Provence, the Giant of Provence, looking north towards the Alps and south towards the Mediterranean. It’s a land, bathed in vineyards, orchards and lavender, where we love to put down our suitcases for vacations… Or forever!
Les Baux de Provence is a renowned village in the Alpilles Regional Nature Park, classified as “one of the most beautiful villages in France” and a veritable eagle’s nest. Les Baux remains a must-see Provencal stopover, where artists, craftsmen and producers bring life to the region all year round.
Huddled within its ramparts, Malaucène, capital of the Ventoux region, takes shape around its ancient fort on the village’s highest point. The old town is partly surrounded by a remarkable courtyard planted with immense plane trees several hundred years old.
Nyons, a small village in the Drôme not far from Vaison la Romaine, is famous for its black olives, but it also deserves to be known for its heritage… Nyons has the vestiges of a long history, and if you’re passionate about history, Provence and the sun, Nyons is a typical little village to visit.
Orange, nicknamed the “City of Princes”, is a French commune located in the north-western part of the Vaucluse département in the Provence Alpes Côte d’Azur region.
Located in the south of France, in the heart of the Côtes du Rhône region, Orange is an ideal place to stay in Provence.
At the foot of the Monts de Vaucluse plateaux, in the Lubéron, the village of Roussillon offers an exceptional panorama, with sumptuous landscapes to discover. Renowned for its ochres, the village is located in the heart of Europe’s largest ochre deposit, offering an astonishing palette of flamboyant colors.
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Make the most of your stay or vacation in Provence to visit this exceptional site, full of color, relief and flora. Your eyes will marvel at this colorful landscape…
At the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail massif, overlooking the Rhône valley in a landscape of vineyards, Séguret sits enthroned on its hillside like a Provencal crib village, overlooked by an ancient medieval castle. The village has stood the test of time, retaining traces of its past that give it a special charm.
Vaison La Romaine, A Village Rich in History …
Under the ancient Roman bridge flows the Ouvèze, whose course divides the town in two …Recognized as one of France’s 100 Most Beautiful Detours, Vaison-la-Romaine owes its fame to its heritage.
