Cavaillon is a vibrant town at the western gateway to the Luberon, in the Vaucluse department. Known as the "melon capital", Cavaillon offers a mix of Provençal charm, historical heritage, and summer activities.
The location of this villa makes it the perfect base for exploring the "most beautiful villages of Provence". Worth...
Cavaillon is a vibrant town at the western gateway to the Luberon, in the Vaucluse department. Known as the "melon capital", Cavaillon offers a mix of Provençal charm, historical heritage, and summer activities.
The location of this villa makes it the perfect base for exploring the "most beautiful villages of Provence". Worth visiting:
L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue (7 km): This town is nicknamed "Little Venice" for good reason. The breathtaking Sorgue river flows through it and branches off into smaller canals. Antiques and brocante define the town’s character – it is home to the largest antiques and brocante center in France. Don’t miss the traditional Provençal Sunday market with a small brocante section. At Easter and on August 15th, it hosts the famous “Foire Internationale Art et Antiquités”.
Fontaine-de-Vaucluse (9.5 km): Accompanied by the sound of the rushing Sorgue. The water color is indescribable – emerald green, deep blue, turquoise…
Gordes (15 km): Known for its stone houses, steep narrow lanes, and its charming Tuesday morning market. Just outside the village lies the Abbaye de Sénanque, a Cistercian abbey surrounded by iconic lavender fields. The majestic architecture and the view over the Sénanque valley make it a must-see.
Roussillon (23 km): Famous for its ochre-red cliffs and charming streets.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (26 km): With picturesque alleys and one of the finest Provençal markets on Wednesday mornings.
Lourmarin: The charm of this village lies in its large Friday market with about 180 stalls showcasing the richness of Provence.