New in the Luberon: the Ferme Hi-Bride
In southern Luberon, a medieval farmhouse comes back to life under the joyful and colourful inspiration of M Read More
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The bicentenary of the birth of nature scientist Jean-Henri Fabre (1823-1915)
In the Vaucluse, adopted land of the naturalist Jean-Henri Fabre, we are celebrating the bicentenary of his birth at L’Harmas, his Provençal farmhouse and garden dedicated to biodiversity. Read More
New in Châteauneuf-du-Pape
La Vinothèque: the new showcase for Châteauneuf-du-Pape wines, the Hôtel La Mère Germaine extended and renovated… there are changes in the village that hosts the most famous cru of the Rhône Valley! Read More
5 wonderful guesthouses in Vaucluse
Here is a selection of lovely new guest houses in the Vaucluse! Read More
Jewish heritage in Vaucluse: a singular history
Do you know about this part of Vaucluse history, for which there are many accounts, related to the papal presence in Avignon? Read More
Cowool, in Avignon
Cowool is an unusual place that provides both accommodation and incredible coworking facilities close to the centre of Avignon. Read More
The reorganisation of the summit of Mont Ventoux
After two years of work, the Ventoux summit has finished its facelift. Here is an overview of the new organisation for cars, pedestrians and cyclists. Read More
Exploring Le Vaucluse without a car
As you can get to Avignon easily by train from Paris, Lyon or Marseille, we have a little adventure for you to go on using the train, bus and bike instead of a car! Read More
Micro-adventures around Avignon
Here are 6 ideas of short adventures around Avignon, using only public transportation, a bicycle, your feet and your adventurous mind! Read More
A new hotel in Avignon: Hôtel de Cambis
The Hôtel de Cambis has just opened in Avignon with 41 rooms that go all out on decoration, and a wine bar! Read More
