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ViaRhôna, Via Venaissia… what’s new on the cycling front

Last update: 23/08/2023

The ViaRhôna finally connected to the Mediterranean by Bike itinerary, a bicycle bridge over the Ouvèze river, another one to cross the Rhône river, due in June this year… ...

Gardens to visit in Vaucluse

Last update: 27/06/2023

A new rose garden in a dry garden, gardening workshops at the St André Abbey, gardens of tinctorial plants and fragrant roses - the gardens in Vaucluse are open to visitors. ...

Two sightseeing Passes for Avignon and Vaucluse

Last update: 07/06/2023

Explore Avignon or the whole of Vaucluse at your own pace, with the 24- or 48-hour City Pass, and 2, 3 or 5-day Passes covering the wider region. The Avignon City Pass and the Vaucluse Provence Pass… ...

The rose garden of Gérenton

Last update: 25/03/2023

Come and discover this newly-opened ecological rose garden growing on the slopes of Mont Ventoux! ...

New in the Luberon: the Ferme Hi-Bride

Last update: 24/03/2023

In southern Luberon, a medieval farmhouse comes back to life under the joyful and colourful inspiration of M ...

The bicentenary of the birth of nature scientist Jean-Henri Fabre (1823-1915)

Last update: 22/03/2023

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. ...

New in Châteauneuf-du-Pape

Last update: 08/09/2022

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! ...

5 wonderful guesthouses in Vaucluse

Last update: 07/09/2022

Here is a selection of lovely new guest houses in the Vaucluse! ...

Jewish heritage in Vaucluse: a singular history

Last update: 06/09/2022

Do you know about this part of Vaucluse history, for which there are many accounts, related to the papal presence in Avignon? ...