Towns & Villages

Althen des Paluds, an art of living!

Ansouis is a village labelled « Most beautiful villages in France » since June 1999. Meet the people of Ansouis, some 1,060 inhabitants.

At the bend of the road, the village arises, mineral vessel anchored to the hill for eternity.

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

Plunge into the heart of history with a visit to the troglodyte village of Barry, a spectacular site carved into the rock above Bollène. A timeless stroll through heritage, nature …

Brantes is an old fortified village perched on the northern flank of Mont Ventoux. Nestled on the border of the Drôme Provençale, it hangs over the Toulourenc Valley. It looks just…

Just a few kilometers from Vaison-la-Romaine, discover Buisson, perched on a hill overlooking the Aygues valley. Let yourself be seduced by the history and charm of this typically …

From its two promontories, this "butterfly village" awaits you. Clinging to the foothills of the highest area of ​​the Luberon, it will welcome you in its soft shadows.

Discover Cadenet, birthplace of the famous Drum Arcola, stroll through its narrow streets, climb to the castle site to admire the magnificent panorama!

Nestled on a promontory amidst a vast expanse of vines, Cairanne is a picturesque winegrowing village with breathtaking views from its old village, terraces and belvedere.

The French Castel Gandolfo

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

This medieval village is spread out over a mountain crest, from which it gets its name. It is dominated by the towering ruins of one of the oldest castles of the Comtat.

On the Place de la Mairie stands the statue of Louis de Balbes de Berton, nicknamed the "Brave Crillon", Henri IV's comrade-in-arms.

Cucuron is a Provencal village of 2000 inhabitants. Boasting 300 days of sunshine a year, this is a magnificent base for exploring the Luberon South Side

Entrechaux is dominated by its medieval castle. The village is at the intersection of the Route des Princes d’Orange, the Toulourenc and Ouvèze rivers.

The little village of Faucon affords a splendid panorama of Mont Ventoux. You will be charmed by the houses built of local stone, the famous slate, lending a special character to t…

The exceptional site of "Vallis Clausa" - the Closed Valley, which gave this beloved Vaucluse county its name, and the village of Fontaine de Vaucluse too !

To understand the meaning of the "typical" word, nothing like a climb to the hilltop village. Every alley, every monument, you speak of Provence.

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…

The Maison des 3 arcs is a listed monument in the old Grillon district. It's a must-see architectural gem.

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

In the 13th century, expelled from the Kingdom of France, a Jewish community moved to the Comtat Venaissin and took up residence in the Place de la Juiverie (formerly the Carrière)…

Make a stop at La Bastide des Jourdans is ask at the junction of the Lower and Upper Provence.

Small rural town in south of the Luberon, the village is remarkable for the simplicity of its architecture and construction.

La Motte d'Aigues is a village south of the Parc Naturel Regional du Luberon, in a slightly elevated plain to the grid cultures. It has old narrow streets and beautiful houses of n…

Built atop a rocky crest, the village of La Roque sur Pernes overlooks intersecting valleys. A beautiful Provencal village off the major roads, a true creche scene come to life.

Bordered by the Luberon and the Durance, La Tour d’Aigues is located in the heart of the Pays d’Aigues. Its name relates to water, “aïgo” in Provençal, particularly water coming fr…

Located on the banks of the Durance, in the heart of Provence, this village is a Provencal celebrity.

Pertuis, a town in the countryside.

Pertuis is a city of more than 20,000 inhabitants. Its name comes from the Latin Pertus, meaning the gap, the passage, which gave it a major role in the economic development of its…

Small village in the heart of the Grand Luberon, Peypin d'Aigues is distinguished by the richness of its architectural stone hamlets and the extent of its forest where descendants …

Puyméras is perched on a hill facing its castle. This village is recognizable for its church steeple with its curious belltower shaped like a “policeman’s hat”.

This little medieval village perched on the hills, bathed by the sun and surrounded by vineyards, contains a wealth of treasures and a unique heritage of the past. A visit to the o…

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

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…

The wine-making village of Roaix, clinging to a hillside, is recognized for the quality of its wine, today produced under Côtes du Rhône Villages appellation.

Sablet is seated at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail, and camped on its hill of “safre*”.

Come to the smallest village in the Vaucluse, on the northern flank of Mont Ventoux.

To appreciate peace and tranquility, nothing could be better than the town of St-Marcellin-lès-Vaison.

In this place, the warmth and friendliness of the people in its wealth and soul.

Saint-Romain-en-Viennois is built on a promontory, its back to Mont Ventoux. It is a small, fortified round village, lined with plane and chestnut trees, which once belonged to the…

Saint-Roman-de-Malegarde on the Drôme border is, a few kilometres from Vaison-la-Romaine. The upper part of the village has steep and narrow streets.

Sannes is located in the heart of the Parc Naturel Regional du Luberon, at the end of the pond Bonde.

Savoillans is an isolated village, between mountains and meadows, a place of absolute calm. It is located in the Toulourenc valley at the northern base of the legendary Mont Ventou…

Séguret has been named one of the « most beautiful villages in France », a well-deserved title. It is surrounded by vineyards and overlooked by the ruins of its castle.

Sorgues 18764 inhabitants

Standing at the foot of the Dentelles de Montmirail massif, the small winegrowing village of Vacqueyras is famous for its prestigious Côtes du Rhône classified growth.

The bronze bust was inaugurated on August 14, 1899 in the presence of Félibrige founder Frédéric Mistral and the Paris cigaliers and félibres who donated the bronze bust.

This courtyard was created in the 1830s to fill in the ditches of the ramparts. Today lined with plane trees, it owes its name to Baron Stassart, who donated the elm and acacia tre…

Vaison is a living open-air museum, full of Roman and medieval remains. The archaeological sites at Puymin and Villasse contain the ruins of luxurious mansions, a few residential a…

Recognized as one of France's 100 Most Beautiful Detours, Vaison-la-Romaine owes its renown to its heritage.

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

Important city in the Papal States, Valréas has kept from its past a rich heritage : nearly a thousand years of history to be discovered, with some exceptional events, a prestigiou…

The facade of an old workshop, a stone base, a wall in front of an inner courtyard... Simple and ordinary, the building, now partially modified, is coated with an unalterable emoti…

Known from earliest times as virtually an impregable fortress, sitting on top of its sheer-sided rock and dominating an ancient Roman road, Venasque is considered one of the most a…

The village of Villedieu was a headquarters of the Knights Hospitaller of St John of Jerusalem in the Middle Ages, and a Templar fiefdom belonging to the Roaix Command. It is situa…

Stop in our village, it's fun exploring a maze of narrow streets, a multitude of ancient houses, fountains, the church and its place,

Discover the village and its history by following the 8 signposts along the way. Depart from Place Humbert II at the top of the village (parking lot).