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The Oustaou of Luberon is ideally located near the Camargue, Alpilles, Marseille and Cassis Creeks, Avignon, Aix in Provence, the Verdon Gorges ...

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Forcalquier side and Verdon Gorges

The market of Forcalquier, Lure mountain, the viaduct of the Latins, distillery of pastis craft, the Lamb of Sisteron, Saint Michel the observatory, the many lakes of Sainte Croix, Quinson, Esparon and the Verdon Gorges, water sports... The Oustaou of Luberon is located at 1h15 of the Verdon Gorges.

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Aix in Provence side

The Oustaou of Luberon is conveniently located; 30 minutes from Aix in Provence: Shopping in the "Provencal alleys", the Christmas market, the old Aix with particular hotels, the Cours Mirabeau, the cathedral St Sauveur, the holy victory mountain, Cézanne circuit, Granet and Cézanne museums, the Vasarely foundation, the Silvacane Abbey (Roque d'Antheron), the Aix in Provence Festival

Ochers, the "Colorado Provençal" technicolor way

A meeting between nature and the human labour, the land is fiery red, orange sometimes. Furthermore she can pull also towards the yellow or even green. The ochers colour the landscapes of the Luberon.

Marseille, the Calanques and the french Riviera

City of art and culture, Marseille is a unique place with a thousand wonders. Visits of beautiful sites such as Notre-Dame de la Garde where  there is a 360 degree view on the city which is impressive, the Palais Longchamp or the district of "Le Panier", but also a true Provencal life art.

Camargue side

The Camargue reserve covers 13,000 ha, naturist walks through ponds, bird watching, walking and horse rides, sea cruises, St. Mary and the Church, the Feria in July, the battlements of Aigues Morte, the fishing port of "Grau du roi", the vast beaches, gypsy evenings ... ..

A village that has nothing to envy to Venice

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is the village where the Sorgue has its source. This unique site in France is one of the most visited in Vaucluse. It is ideal to discover it whatever the season, but when summer arrives we advise you to be early.

The largest natural fountain in France and ranked 5th in the world, this spring nestles at the foot of a 230m high cliff with an annual flow of 630 million cubic meters. It is a very pleasant place with green-emerald colors. It is a magnificent sight to admire during the flood season (fall and spring). The legend even says that it would be the fountain that would have given its name to the department.

Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is also a historic site brimming with history. With the remains of the castle of the Bishops of Cavaillon, old than 6 centuries. The church, listed as a monument to the historic monuments of Notre-Dame and Saint Véran, in Provencal Romanesque style dating from the 11th century, built on the ruins of a pagan temple and housing the tomb of Saint Véran in its crypt. The remains of the Roman canal on the left side of the Sorgue. Many know-how are to be discovered along the river, confectionery, glass and crystal work, wood art, pottery, jewelry, cutlery, leather, stained glass art ... Many visits are to be expected to discover these ancient villages .

The Sorgue flows throughout the village to provide an enchanting setting. In addition, the Sorgue is an ideal place for canoeing with family or friends. This rather calm river is perfect for even small children.

Card: Fontaine of Vaucluse