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Organic spa opens at the Château de Massillan
publié le 09/21/2020
This beautiful, eco-conscious hotel surrounded by vineyards to the north of Orange has just opened its own organic spa. THE CHÂTEAU This pretty turreted castle built in 1555 served as a hunting lodge for… ...
Our ideas for keeping cool in Provence
publié le 06/08/2020
Set off on a guided tour at sunrise or sunset A number of Tourist Offices or professionals offer guided tours at sunrise or after nightfall during the summer months. Here’s… ...
Exhibitions in Provence this summer
publié le 09/07/2020
This summer, we guarantee you won’t be bored. Discover Ernest Pignon-Ernest at Les Célestins Church, the 20th anniversary of the Yvon Lambert Contemporary Art Collection in Avignon, the Recycling-Upcycling exhibition at the Villa Datris in L’Isle sur… ...
Top of Mont Ventoux closed for redevelopment works
publié le 09/21/2020
The summit of the mountain is currently closed for redevelopment works which aim to protect the natural environments and better regulate the flow of traffic. As a result, it will be closed to motor vehicles until Spring… ...
Roaming Vaucluse: a bike tour of Gordes
publié le 09/21/2020
This 70 km trail explores the Luberon’s hilltop villages, including Gordes, Oppède, and Ménerbes. It’s the latest of our bike trails in Vaucluse. Our “Gordes by bike” itinerary, the latest trail in the Vaucluse Department,… ...
A new chef at the Domaine de Fontenille
publié le 09/21/2020
Stepping into the shoes of Jérôme Faure, a new chef is taking over the kitchens of the beautiful Domaine de Fontenille, a Michelin-starred restaurant in the Luberon. Michel Marini will be assisted by Eric Frechon. ...
Latest lavender news at Aroma’Plantes
publié le 08/06/2020
On the southern slope of Mont Ventoux, Aroma’Plantes farm and organic distillery never fails to delight with their brand-new ways to discover lavender from every angle. As well as the “Plantotheque”, the Aromatic Bar and a range… ...
Côteaux du Ventoux cherries now protected by PGI designation
publié le 05/06/2020
For the first time in France, a cherry has been designated PGI (Protected Geographical Indication)! The tradition of cherry cultivation in this region has been recorded as far back as the 17th century, and this appellation is… ...
