Enhanced reality at the Popes’ Palace
Ah, the great halls of the Papal Palace, so vast … but so empty too! Since the arrival of the Histopad, visitors… Read More
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50 Bosch eBike charging stations in Vaucluse
Here’s some good news for people who love exploring the countryside or climbing the slopes by electric bicycle – Vaucluse now boasts… Read More
La Filaventure, the brand new museum of Brun de Vian-Tiran factory
Fans of French-made quality blankets will know the name Brun de Vian-Tiran, the oldest cloth-weaving factory still running in France. For eight… Read More
Cooking lessons at the Maison de la Tour in Avignon
Sheltered from the hustle and bustle of the city, close to the medieval ramparts, Maison de la Tour restaurant is open every… Read More
The House of Candied Fruit opens in the Luberon
It’s just been added to France’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage and has earned its native town recognition as a “Site Remarquable… Read More
Opening of the Inguimbertine in Carpentras
Welcome to the only museum-library in France! It opened on November 4 in Carpentras and bears the name of its founder,… Read More
Opening of the wine school at the Carré du Palais
The magnificent 18th century mansion of Calvet de la Palun, one of the last mansions built in Pontifical Avignon and formerly… Read More
Discover a replica chandelier from the Kremlin at Lustrerie Mathieu
Régis Mathieu, the owner of Ateliers Mathieu “Everything changes all the time, here.” So says Régis Mathieu, the owner of this long-running family business,… Read More
Jon Chiri, a Californian chef in Avignon’s covered market
Amidst the hustle and bustle of Avignon’s Les Halles covered market, this tall, intrepid Californian happily rises to the challenge of dishing… Read More
A New Olive Oil Museum in the Luberon
This summer, an Olive Oil Museum opened in the village of Oppède, near Cavaillon. Set up by the Hugues family – winemakers… Read More
