The village of Lourmarin
South of the Luberon, in Provence, explore Lourmarin, one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France. Stroll through its flowery streets and discover emblematic monuments such as the belfry, the fountains, the Romanesque church, the Renaissance Castle and the Temple.
The Château de Lourmarin, the first Renaissance castle in Provence (15th century, listed as a historic monument in 1973), is a must-see, accessible on a guided or self-guided tour.
Lourmarin is also marked by Albert Camus, who lived and is buried there. His tomb is the starting point of a dedicated circuit.
In the surrounding area, visit the Chapelle de Vaugines or discover Provençal know-how at local artisans and traders, such as La Lustrerie Mathieu in Gargas.
Our hotel in Lourmarin is the perfect base for exploring the village, the Luberon and Provence in general.
Silvacane Abbey
With the Abbeys of Sénanque and Thoronet, Silvacane is one of the Cistercian abbeys of Provence.
Stroll through its corridors to discover its history, its architecture and its Sarkis stained glass windows.
Dive into the heart of Provence!
The Lavender Route
Every summer, the Lavender Route offers an enchanting spectacle in the heart of the Luberon.
From June to early August, the fields undulate in purple waves under the golden sun, diffusing a captivating scent.
This bucolic circuit links Bonnieux and its picturesque alleys, Sault, a charming hilltop village, and the famous Plateau de Valensole, a veritable sea of lavender.
An invitation to discover landscapes of breathtaking beauty, where nature seems to paint each picture with unparalleled perfection.
The hilltop villages of the Luberon
The Luberon is renowned for being home to a large number of hilltop villages, all unique and full of character.
Start your walk by visiting Bonnieux, which will charm you with its panoramic view. Continue with Lacoste and the discovery of its famous castle, then continue with Gordes, which will seduce you with its castle, its church and its cobbled streets. Finish with the village of Roussillon, which will surprise you with its very particular ochre color.
The Isle-sur-la-Sorgue
The Isle-sur-la-Sorgue is known for being the capital of flea markets. For fans of vintage, art and flea markets, you've come to the right place, at the Villages des Antiquaires.
During your walk in the Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, you can stroll along the banks of the Sorgue or explore the pedestrian streets of the center.
Don't miss out on discovering the Fondation Villa Datris which will present its current exhibition.
Fountain of Vaucluse
Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is an unusual and picturesque village that will charm and seduce you with its geographical location, its geographical particularity and its monuments.
The whole village nestles around the Fontaine-de-Vaucluse chasm, a pleasant source of water that you will enjoy walking along.
Don't miss the Santons ecomuseum, the Library Museum, the Call of Liberty Museum and Vallis Clausa.
Aix-en-Provence
Discover the city of Aix-en-Provence by strolling through the cobbled streets of the city center. You can only be seduced by the history of the monuments, the charm of the shaded squares and the many fountains that refresh the town.
Stroll through the narrow streets of the old town and stop at a café or restaurant. This is your chance to discover and enjoy the Calisson d’Aix-en-Provence!