2025 Vaucluse Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

It is open daily without charge. This garden is an offshoot of the older Jardin botanique de Bordeaux, located across the river. The garden opened in 2003 and is organized into six sections, including an arboretum, fields of grain, an alley of vines, and a water garden (1,250 m²). It also contains greenhouses, as well as eleven landscapes representing the environments of Aquitaine, including dune, cliff, wet grassland, moorland, etc. #familytrip #mytravelhacks #freehotelstay #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #paris #falltrip #couplestrip #2023 #holidayvacation #passionpassport #mytripvlog #urbanexplorer #tripblazers #awesomepic #cafe #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #couplestrip #2023travelwish #passionpassport

#celebratewithtrip Walking in the alleyways of Roussillon The village is very beautiful, the yellow and ochre colours tint the houses and you can enjoy discovering the narrow streets. We enjoyed a walk in this small village with colourful houses. At every corner of the street, we discover new colours. At the bend of a crossing, a narrow staircase leads us to another alleyway. The colours are warm and we appreciate the visit. The house with ochre colour decorated with rosebushes and flowers. The village also offers beautiful views of the surrounding area. #roussillon #francetravel #friendstrip

Sénanque Abbey is located in a narrow valley, built in the 12th century. The special thing about the abbey is that it is located in the middle of a lavender field. The abbey is still inhabited by monks, who grow lavender and produce honey to sustain their activities. #france #lavender

#mytraveldiary The Sorgue River at Fontaine-de-Vaucluse is one of the clearest, most mesmerizing rivers I’ve ever seen. Emerging from a deep spring, the water is unbelievably green, glowing like liquid emerald under the sun. Walking along its banks felt like being inside a fairytale, with mossy stones, waterwheels, and quaint cafés nearby. Ducks drifted lazily as the river wound through town, creating postcard-perfect scenes. I dipped my hands in—it was icy cold, even in summer. The Sorgue feels enchanted, a place where nature and human life flow together harmoniously. #mytraveldiary

A few weeks ago, my family and I visited the Galas Aqueduct Bridge in Southern France, and it was an unforgettable journey. This magnificent bridge, built during the Roman era, quietly spans the Gardon River. Its layered stone arches, set against the backdrop of blue skies, white clouds, and crystal-clear waters, showcase a stunning historical grandeur. We strolled along the pathways, marveling at this engineering wonder from two thousand years ago, while the children played by the river, their laughter mingling with the sound of flowing water. Standing beneath the bridge and looking up, I couldn't help but admire the wisdom and perseverance of the ancients, feeling the profound and eternal passage of time in this place.

Hello, today I will share a story from a small city in France, Avignon. Thai people may not know much about this city, but we went there because we joined their summer theater festival. Avignon is an old city where we went. They don’t allow renovations on the outside, but the inside of the houses can be renovated to preserve the original style of art and architecture. It looks like a period movie from Europe. This theater festival is held for a whole month in the old city. The city map is in Figure 13. The blue dots are all the theaters, both small and large. There are also theaters outside the old city because there are so many theaters that they can’t fit in the space in the city. In a month, there are 1,600 theaters in total, both inside and outside the city, in theaters and on the streets. Let me tell you a little bit about the importance of this city. In the past, this city was an important city for Christianity. It was the residence of many Popes and is still one of the few cities in France that still has its city walls. That means you can still visit the city even without the theater festival. Let me continue with the theater festival here. Before the festival starts, there is a deadline to put up posters after 10 pm. The festival requires that paper be made from environmentally friendly materials. Some of our posters were printed from Thailand, but we couldn't put up those posters because we don't have environmentally friendly paper and ink. When it was almost 10 pm, we saw everyone from every theater group competing for the best spot to promote their work. It felt like the sports day in high school. They were riding on each other's shoulders to put up posters. We put up until 2 am and then thought that was enough. When you come to France, you have to eat Ratatouille. This is made by the theater owner's wife. It's homemade. The best thing to eat when you come here is wine. They say it's cheaper than plain water. It's not an exaggeration. The cheapest is 1.8 euros, but the taste is a bit hard to drink. I recommend the 5 euros price, which is really good. And you have to eat it with cheese. For those who like cheese, there are a lot of blue cheeses. Just random cheeses. How to get there: You can land in Lyon and take the train. Or you can go to another city. As for me, I landed in Geneva, Switzerland, and took the train because the ticket was cheaper. Recommended food: None because I cook it myself every day. There are supermarkets in the city and Asian stores outside the city. The restaurants are a bit more expensive. What I noticed was spaghetti, which costs 12-18 euros. #TravelFrance #Avignon #avignon #avignonfrance

#celebrateit The Notre Dame is one of the very first cathedrals with Gothic architecture to have flying buttresses. It is also adorned with beautiful sculptures and gargoyles that not only add to the beauty of the Cathedral but also provide additional support to it. The Notre Dame towers are over 223 ft high providing magnificent view of the Seine and the Ìle de la Cité, but to reach the top you must climb over 400 stairs. The South tower is home to the gigantic and infamous 13 ton bell. From the Tower you can also admire the ornate spire of Notre Dame.

Discover the romantic legend of Domaine Boudau in Roussillon 🌿 When the sun shines on the vineyards of Domaine Boudau, each leaf tells a romantic legend, and each drop of wine condenses the wisdom of time and the gifts of nature. Domaine Boudau adheres to natural growth and manual harvesting, and the vineyards with different geographical features give the wine different flavors. 🍇【Time Whisper】 Since the beginning of the 19th century, when the founder Hippolyte Boudau planted the first grape tree, Domaine Boudau began its legend. From natural sweet wine to dry wine, every innovation is the pursuit of perfection and respect for tradition. 🌍【Terroir Charm】 Roussillon, with its rich geology and climate diversity, provides Domaine Boudau with unique growth conditions. The clay and limestone soil breeds high-quality grape varieties such as Grenache and Syrah, making each bottle of wine have an irreplaceable unique flavor. The Mediterranean climate gives the wine a deep color and complex aroma. 🍷【Art Brewing】 At Domaine Boudau, winemaking is an art. From carefully selected grapes to the combination of traditional and modern technology, every step reveals the persistence of quality and details. Domaine Boudau is known for its rich wine categories and unique taste, covering IGP, natural sweet VDN and Cotes du Roussillon Villages levels. 🌹【Romantic Presentation】 Whether it is the elegant wine label design or the story behind the wine, Domaine Boudau integrates romance, history, terroir and aesthetics in a unique way.

Gordes is scattered on the hillside of a steep slope, surrounded by continuous mountains, with vast fields and vineyards at the foot of the mountain. The whole town seems to be planted in a sea of green forests. This town is known as the stone city, and all the buildings and structures in the city are made of stone: churches, houses, residences, walls, streets... The uneven stone exterior walls and the bumpy stone pavements, after 600 years of sun, wind, rain, and snow, though a bit mottled and weathered, appear more rustic, sturdy, and resilient. Walking along the staggered steep streets, you can see painting studios at any street corner, and small roadside shops selling various hand-painted artworks; the loquat trees in the courtyards of the residences are full of yellow-orange loquat fruits, with branches almost extending outside the courtyard walls, seemingly challenging the self-discipline and curiosity of tourists; local elderly people sit quietly under the eaves at street corners, immersed in the lazy atmosphere they create, completely ignoring the bustling tourists and their gazes... Passing by the small square of the main church, we chose a small restaurant next to it for lunch, ordered a pizza, a large vegetable salad, and three beers. The three of us were full and satisfied, especially praising the vegetable salad for its perfect balance of sweet, sour, and salty flavors!

|The blood-stained romantic red land. 🔴Located on a blood-red cliff, Roussillon, a red-earth town, is one of the most beautiful villages in France. It is called "Red Earth City" because the soil is rich in ochre minerals. 🟠Legend has it that a long time ago, the Archangel Gabriel fought a desperate battle with a group of lawless fallen angels and killed them all. Their blood dyed the soil red, and ochre has been in the world since then. 🟤Ochre has 24 colors including red, orange and yellow. It was a cosmetic in prehistoric times. Its colors are complex and elegant, and it has a powerful decorative function. Provence is at the forefront of this period of bursting with color and creativity. 🔵Standing on the top of the mountain and overlooking the town, the bare blood-red rocks are dotted with pine trees, heather, and ferns. Against the backdrop of the azure sky, it looks like a surrealist painting, eye-catching and vivid. 🔴In the evening, the setting sun shines on this land, and the red color is particularly eye-catching and charming. ⏱️Visit time: half a day 🚗Transportation: self-driving (a French friend took us to visit) TAXI 📍One-day tour: Avignon-Fontaine-de-vaucluse-Senanque Abbey-Gordes-Roussillon-Avignon 🏚️Accommodation: Stay in Avignon

❤Recommended reason: Avignon Old Town, the former residence of the Pope. The broken bridge is near the entrance of the old city, and the old city is full of historical sedimentation, suitable for aimless wandering or finding a roadside shop to sit. 🚉Travel strategy: It's very convenient by TGV high-speed rail. Tomorrow

🌈Brand: AIRELLES 🌈Country: France🇫🇷 🚗LaBastide is located in the Provence region of France, nestled in one of the 'most beautiful small towns in France', the stone city of Gordes · ✔️The hotel has 34 rooms, 6 suites and a private villa LaMaison dle Constance, with a stunning view of the Luberon Valley · ✔️A large number of antique portraits and artworks are distributed in public areas and rooms, and decorations such as retro cabinets, antique vases, and colored fabrics add a chic and elegant atmosphere to the room · ✔️If you come during the lavender season (June-August), drive the hotel's 2CV vintage car (about 10 minutes) or an electric car, and go to The Abbey of Notre Dame de Senanque, built in 1148, hidden in the tranquil valley of Provence, it is one of the most beautiful flower fields in Provence ·

#travel abroad #travel to France #travel to Europe When you come to France🇫🇷, you must visit small towns, because the scenery there is often the most beautiful💕 Just like Red Earth City, it is one of the top 100 beautiful villages in Southern France✨ This town is not big, but very characteristic. The brick walls of many houses are earthy ❤️ red, and there are many characteristic narrow alleys that match the nearby scenery, full of color 🎨, turning into a beautiful landscape canvas! Roussillon, the city of red clay 📍sentier des ocres, 84220 Roussillon, France

Delicate pink powder, colorful orange, Provence dream purple, Mediterranean deep blue, all colors in the red against the background, are so lively jump. France, Red Clay City Roussillon

The legendary lord's young and beautiful wife fell in love with the troubadour, and the narrow-minded lord murdered the poet cruelly in revenge. The wife who loved the poet was not willing to steal the lover after she lost her lover, jumping off the cliff and dying. Blood stained red Lu Xiyong. Since then, this land has been showing a deep red. This bloody romantic red land has become the most unique landscape in the Luberon Mountains. In ancient times, the French called Viscus Russulus, which means "red mountain" in Latin, which vividly interprets the unique meteorite landscape of Roussillon. Roussillon, a mining field for pigmented raw materials, was famous from the Roman era and was once a world-class meteorite origin. The houses here are all made in situ, so all the houses are red outside, and from a distance they are a red fortress built on a red cliff. It is more beautiful in the small town of Nanfa, which is based on yellow. France, Red Earth City

Red is the main color of the red clay city. The locals wear a variety of colors for their houses, making this beautiful town jump in different colors. The flower pots under the window sill, the flowers on the corners, and the thick green pine trees holding the medieval walls and the blue lavender swaying in the roadside, are pure in the pure blue sky and clean white clouds without Promise. It is already a dreamy watercolor. France, Roussillon

It's hard to imagine that in a small town in the south of France, which is based on khaki, there is such a small town hidden in color. Although it is called the red clay city, it will be discovered when you are really close to it. The whole town of Roussillon is colored, and it is no wonder that it will be selected by the French government as one of the classic villages.

Sophie's French travel notes Provence in southern France has a lot of beautiful and characteristic towns and villages. The red clay city is also one of them. It is also about 20 miles away from the other two scenic spots. A minute drive away, these 3 towns are the most recommended for the Avignon itinerary. The red clay city was built along the hillside. From the moment of entering the afternoon, I felt that every place was a scene of oil painting. No wonder France has so many famous painters. Most of the cottages in the villages are painted with red clay, partially exposed with neat bricks, giving a sense of ancientity. Walking in the city, take photos and take pictures.

It's hard to imagine that in a small town in the south of France, which is based on khaki, there is such a small town hidden in color. Although it is called the red clay city, it will be discovered when you are really close to it. The whole town of Roussillon is colored, and it is no wonder that it will be selected by the French government as one of the classic villages.