Vaucluse

Vaucluse is a peaceful department in the southeast of France. It is renowned for its historic cities, which attract thousands of curious people annually.
Orange is one of the communes that has made the Vaucluse famous. This city is popular with history buffs for its ancient theater, classified as a World Heritage Site. Avignon will ►

Things to do and see - Vaucluse

Explore Avignon’s medieval ramparts and see the Pont d’Avignon

Avignon

Visit a hilltop village with magnificent landscapes

Gordes

Stroll along the Ochre Trail to witness otherworldly landscapes

Roussillon

Tour a picturesque town with floating markets and waterways

L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue

Enjoy a scenic hike along the gorge and see a powerful spring

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse

Witness the Roman Theatre and the well-preserved Triumphal Arch

Orange

Discover a town renowned for its extensive Roman ruins

Vaison-la-Romaine

Hike through a region steeped in history and tradition

Luberon Natural Regional Park

Marvel at the Baroque-style Cathedral of Saint Anne

Apt

Appreciate the unique personality of a typical Luberon village

Lourmarin

FAQ - Vaucluse

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Where to go mountain biking in the Vaucluse?
Les Dentelles de Montmirail is one of the perfect addresses for mountain biking in the Vaucluse. It offers a wide variety of panoramas that will surprise adventurers. It is also home to prestigious vineyards that offer tastings. The Nesque Gorges are also ideal for mountain biking. Their beautiful landscapes, combined with their historical remains, make them a must-see site in the department.
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What are the villages not to be missed in the Vaucluse?
The village of Les Bories is worth visiting in Vaucluse. This hamlet is known for its stone constructions dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Lourmarin, with its abbey and castle, is also worth a visit.