
Gordes · Vaucluse
Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque
An active monastery whose historic spaces can be explored in respectful silence.
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Gordes · Vaucluse
An active monastery whose historic spaces can be explored in respectful silence.
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Ménerbes · Vaucluse
A former Carmelite convent in Ménerbes, Saint-Hilaire brings together medieval buildings, a cloister and spaces partly carved into the rock. A visit also lets you explore its terraces overlooking the Luberon.
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Orange · Vaucluse
This ancient triple-arched monument stands at the northern entrance to Orange, on the route of the former Via Agrippa. Its sculpted reliefs can be viewed from around the monument.
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Carpentras · Vaucluse
Observe the Roman arch in Carpentras and the sculptures preserved on its sides. The chained figures around trophies of arms offer clues to the message of victory conveyed by this ancient monument. Located on place d’I…
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Cavaillon · Vaucluse
On place du Clos, see a remnant of the Roman town of Cabellio. The arch of Cavaillon, dating from the early 1st century, retains four piers and two semicircular arches. Its reliefs combine plant motifs, small animals …
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Venasque · Vaucluse
The baptistery in Venasque has a central space surrounded by four apses. This former place of baptism preserves reused ancient columns and traces of its baptismal basin.
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L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue · Vaucluse
Housed in an 18th-century mansion in L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Campredon hosts exhibitions exploring art and images. The programme features photography, visual art and digital creations.
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Vaison-la-Romaine · Vaucluse
Discover the Romanesque architecture of Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, then explore its cloister galleries. Reused ancient stones, capitals and the church dome reveal how the site has changed over time. The cloister garden o…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Next to the Palais des Papes, discover Notre-Dame des Doms cathedral and its Provençal Romanesque architecture. From the forecourt, look for the golden statue atop the bell tower, then step inside to admire the decora…
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Carpentras · Vaucluse
From the portals of the cathédrale Saint-Siffrein to its interior decoration, discover several centuries of religious art. The classical façade and Gothic doorway reflect the building’s transformations. Inside, the sc…
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Rasteau · Vaucluse
The Rasteau wine cooperative welcomes visitors to its shop on route des Princes-d’Orange. Cellar tours are available for groups of 8 to 20 people, by booking at least 72 hours in advance and subject to availability. E…
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Gordes · Vaucluse
Beneath the houses of Gordes, the Caves du Palais Saint-Firmin preserve rooms partly carved into the rock, cisterns and former olive oil mills. The self-guided visit with an audio guide traces the activities once hous…
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Ansouis · Vaucluse
Above the village of Ansouis, this privately owned château combines a former fortress with decorated apartments and terraced gardens. Visits are guided by the owners and require booking. Allow about 1 to 1½ hours on s…
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Gordes · Vaucluse
In the centre of Gordes, step inside the château to discover a building that combines medieval heritage with Renaissance alterations. The great hall retains a monumental fireplace, while the château’s rooms host exhib…
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La Tour-d'Aigues · Vaucluse
The Renaissance façades and restored cellars bear witness to the former Château de La Tour-d’Aigues, ravaged by fires in the late 18th century. Discover architectural remains and local earthenware here: this is not a …
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Lourmarin · Vaucluse
Facing the village of Lourmarin, the château combines a medieval section with a Renaissance wing. The visitor route lets you discover the complex and its history.
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Saint-Didier · Vaucluse
In the heart of Saint-Didier, Château de Thézan brings together furnished reception rooms, former Second Empire baths and an English-style park. The route explores several periods in the building's history. Guided tou…
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Le Barroux · Vaucluse
The château overlooks the village of Le Barroux. A visit gives access to historic rooms, staircases, a chapel and a terrace; the distillery has a separate visitor offer.
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Vaison-la-Romaine · Vaucluse
Across the Roman bridge, the medieval town of Vaison invites you to discover its narrow streets and architectural heritage. Look out for the belfry, the former town hall and the religious buildings beneath the castle …
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Cavaillon · Vaucluse
In Cavaillon's old town, the former Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Véran cathedral preserves medieval architecture enriched with chapels and painted and gilded decoration. Its cloister completes the visit. Restoration work carri…
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Mornas · Vaucluse
The fortress ramparts overlook Mornas and the Rhône valley. Standard visits or visits with historical entertainment let you discover this medieval site, reached on foot from the village.
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Le Thor · Vaucluse
At the Thouzon caves, the guided tour follows a former underground river among mineral formations. Allow 45–50 minutes in a cave at 13°C. The 2026 season ends on 1 November; booking is recommended.
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Sérignan-du-Comtat · Vaucluse
In Sérignan-du-Comtat, the Harmas lets you explore the house and garden where Jean-Henri Fabre worked. The collections and outdoor spaces reflect his research into nature.
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Mérindol · Vaucluse
In Mérindol, La Muse presents the history of the Waldensians in the Luberon and beyond. Outdoor information panels remain accessible outside the small museum’s opening hours and show the way to the Mémorial Vaudois. F…
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