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Gordes - A Thai village perched on a hill, recognized as the prettiest village in France, is a must-see.
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Roussillon - This stunning village, built from ochre extracted from old mines that we can visit, offers charming boutiques.
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Menerbes - The most renowned village, perhaps due to Peter Mayle’s book “A Year in Provence,” is the perfect spot for a lunch with a view of the Luberon valley.
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Lacoste - Explore the historic village of Lacoste, made famous by the Marquis de Sade and its château, and restored by fashion designer Pierre Cardin in the 1990s.
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L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue - Known as the Venice of Provence, it features splendid canals and streets lined with lovely antique shops.
- Air-conditioned transportation
- Lunch
Situated quaintly among tiny mountains, the Luberon region captivates with its gentle weather, azure skies, and vibrant hues.
Peppered throughout the valley are towns laden with historical significance and untold stories. From the earthy red Roussillon ochre to the delightful stones of Lacoste, explore these treasures in a serene spot that was catapulted to global recognition by Peter Mayle in his book “A Year in Provence.”
Subsequently, “A Good Year” directed by Ridley Scott, where he drew in stars like Marion Cotillard and Russell Crowe to traverse the lanes of numerous villages in the area.
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