Religious Sites

This fortified building is not a fortified house, but a church. Don't hesitate to venture into the heart of this undeniably charming listed monument.

The metropolitan basilica was built in the 12th century, and underwent renovations in the 15th and 17th centuries. The basilica was built on the Rocher des Doms and overlooks the R…

This church was built in the early 1300's, where an older church in the Fustiers quarter had once stood. The relics of Saint Agricol, patron saint of Avignon, are kept here.

Church of the former convent of the Carmes, rebuilt between 1320 and 1520. The generous dimensions and solemn appearance reflect the values of the begging orders.

Collegiate church dating from the mid-14th century. Open every day from 10am to 6pm. Visit on own, no charge.

The Synagogue dates back to the 19th century. The Jewish community has been part of Avignon for several centuries. Open Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 12:00 and by appointment.

The Protestant Church of France - liturgical services every Sunday at 10 am. Free entrance.

Church with architectural features from the 14th century, late 15th century, and early 16th century.

Saint-Ruf Abbey was founded on the site of a 5th-century Paleochristian necropolis close to the Via Agrippa, the Roman road to Arles, as shown by the discovery of some forty sarcop…

The neo-Romanesque parish church of Saint-Ruf was built in 1912 by architect Léon Véran. It was never completed, as the bell tower was never built.

Ransacked in 1562 by Protestants, and devastated by the French Revolution, it was rebuilt between 1843 and 1849 in neo-Romanesque style. It is out of proportion to the village. The…

The parish church, rebuilt and enlarged in 1692, is dedicated to Saint-Roch. Pleasantly proportioned, it overlooks a small square with a monumental cross and a fountain with fresh …

Bédarrides "Art de Vivre au fil des 7 rivières", village of 5185 inhabitants.

Since 1968, the convent has served as a resting place for the Nazareth sisters, who currently number eight.

The nuns have been living in the small Provençal village of Blauvac since 1991. They open the doors of their church, their park and their monastic shop.

This former Récollet church features major works by artist Louise Bourgeois, created especially for the site: a baptismal font in Carrara marble, a confessional with tapestries...

A church remarkable for its homogeneity, architecture and furnishings. The gargoyles on the buttresses welcome you to the foot of this massive edifice.

Saint Siffrein Cathedral, named after the Bishop, patron of Carpentras in the 7th century, is a beautiful example of southern Gothic architecture, characterized by unified space an…

This church is the 4th church to stand here. It was built between 1777 and 1788 to replace the Chapel of the Pénitents which had become too small. It is impressive, yet solemn, and…

Situated in the heart of the old "carrière" (Provençal for "street"), this highly original synagogue has been remarkably well preserved. The architectural formula of the Comtat syn…

Bishopric since the Early Middle Ages, Cavaillon still has its beautiful cathedral with its chapter, 14th and 15th century Romanesque cloister, and the ruins of a church in what is…

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church is in roman style. Originally located within the walls of the feudal castle.

“A Heritage, a region and the pleasure of welcoming" 5,388 inhabitants

Discover a beautiful building with a heterogeneous structure and spacious rooms. Take a look at the rich furnishings.

The Church of Saint Peter in Chains was rebuilt in 1840, on the same site a the primitive church, Notre-Dame des 7 Douleurs (Our Lady of the 7 Sorrows).

Nestled in the hollow of its valley, the Abbey of Notre Dame de Sénanque remains one of the purest witnesses of the primitive Cistercian architecture. Guided tours (1 hour in Fren…

Opening: inquire at City Hall

Village church.

Markings : 9 signs and signposts starting from the church (Place de la Bourgade).

Former limit of the northern Papal State, two towers dominate the impressive and massive city walls : the belfry is surmounted with a wrought iron bell and the church bell tower fi…

Provençal village “Skills and Traditions”. 4,375 inhabitants

Magistral! She is an exceptional monument by the richness of its interior: it is a major example of the Baroque in the South of France.

This single-vessel building bears witness to a strong Protestant presence in the village, following the arrival of the Vaudois in the early 16th century.

Leaning against the rock that dominates the village, its origins date back to the 13th century, but it was rebuilt in the early 18th century; from the forecourt, the view of the De…

The church of Notre Dame de Romégas is full of surprises. Discover the different periods of construction and remodeling...

Born of the desire to lead a Benedictine life in the wake of Dom Gérard, founder of Sainte-Madeleine du Barroux, the community is made up of almost thirty nuns, who follow the Rule…

A distinctive feature of this Romanesque church is its square bell tower, with a staircase leading up to the 16th-century Campanile.

At 110 m high, the hill of Thouzon, located in the commune of Le Thor, dominates the Vaucluse plain. It is a central point, equidistant between Avignon, Carpentras and Cavaillon. …

The church housing this bell tower was built around the 10th and 11th centuries. No document attests to the exact date of construction. It features two bell towers, one of which se…

An imposing, magnificent building of character, Saint Michel church was listed as a historic monument in 1982. Construction began in the late 13th century, and is attributed to Pop…

This Romanesque building has been restored many times and is not lacking in grandeur. The oldest part is the 12th-century bell tower. Discover the Bernus sculpture.

The former Carmelite convent of Ménerbes, built on a steep slope facing the Luberon, is fortunate to have retained its medieval architectural unity (13th century) and its 17th-cent…

UNDER CONSTRUCTION UNTIL NOVEMBER 2023. Orange’s cathedral was dedicated to Our Lady of Nazareth on the 26th October 1208, in the presence of Guillaume des Baux, Prince of Orange.

Beautiful 11th-century Romanesque Provencal building.

Discover the magnificent Notre-Dame des Valayans church, whose interior is entirely covered with paintings by Charles Barbentan. Restored in 2023 and 2024, its colors are now extra…

Saint-Nicolas is the finest example of the flamboyant Gothic style built in Provence.

Exterior visit. The plague epidemic of 1649, which lasted more than six months in Provence, was the reason for the construction of this chapel, completed in 1652, dedicated to the …

Visit during events. A chapel between Baroque and Classicism (1719), the only vestige of the former Charité hospital, it also hosts exhibitions and concerts.

FROM THE CHAPEL TO THE PARISH CHURCH At the end of the 12th century, it was only a modest chapel, adjoined by a cemetery. Probably because of the port and the ferry of Pertuis on …

Discover the village and its history by following the 6 signposts along the way. Start in front of the belfry.

A pretty, easily accessible chapel in the middle of the vineyards.

In the heart of Provence, this ancient and small medieval village of Richerenches, with the Commandery of the Knight Templars and being also the capital of the truffle will surpris…

Probably built at the end of the 12th century, on the site of a Carolingian building dating from the 9th and 10th centuries, this Romanesque church was restored and remodeled sever…

The church of Notre Dame and St Christophe dates back to the 12th century. In Romanesque-Gothic style, it has been a listed monument since 1909. Its 3-bay nave and semicircular aps…

Romanesque church of the 12th century and classified as a historical monument since 1915, the magnificent building is a perfect example of the Romanesque architecture of the region…

Sorgues 18764 inhabitants

Vacqueyras church is located in the heart of the village.

This little chapel will surprise you by its beautiful painted coffered ceiling.

Beautiful 12th-century Romanesque church. Exceptional organ buffet.

Markings : 15 signs and signposts starting from the Tourist Office.