In the heart of the Luberon regional natural park, in this mythical and preserved landscape of Provence, Buoux is nestled in olive trees, thyme and lavender fields.

Today, this rural and pastoral village of 150 souls has kept some vestiges of its fortress, the walls of the old chapel and ramparts, as well as all the charm of its old houses and its cobbled streets.

Its steep surroundings, with its cliffs, caves and peaks overlooking the valley of the river Aigue-Brun, make it a real paradise for lovers of rock climbing and hiking

This village, also very high perched, stretches at the top of a hill, between the Petit Luberon and the plateau of Claparèdes. Village of character, Saignon attracts the curiosity of visitors by its massive shape that is similar to a castle. In reality, it is a fortified rock that is nicknamed the Rock of Bellevue. The village is charming and deserves to lose itself in its narrow streets and slopes to discover some beautiful squares and fountains.

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Table bistronomique: Un jardin sur le Toit : Located at the top of the village, its garden terrace offers a breathtaking view and panoramic Luberon without forgetting a subtle and refined cuisine

This emblematic village of Provence is perched on a foothill of the Monts du Vaucluse, overlooking the valley of Calavon facing the Luberon massif. This mineral citadel, which blazes in the rays of the setting sun, offers us this site where limestone, dry stone walls and bories are ubiquitous components of the landscape.

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Market on Tuesday morning

Summer Evenings Festival: early August: music, theater on the site of the Terrasses de Gordes, an outdoor theater

Roussillon is undoubtedly the most colorful village of the Luberon. This magical site resembles a painter's palette; the infinite combinations of colors that vary from yellow to the darkest purple through all shades of pink and red offer us this atypical and unmissable village of the Luberon.

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Market on Thursday morning

Must-sees: The Ochre Trail : A total immersion in the heart of the largest ochre deposit in the world

At the top of its rocky spur, nestled in a splendid and wild landscape, Oppède le Vieux shelters in the softness of its old stones an exuberant vegetation. This moving and singular small village of 1.300 inhabitants can be discovered on foot, by walking along the paved lanes until the beautiful collegiate church of the XIIth century at the top of the hill, from where you can discover an absolutely unique panorama on the valley of Luberon with its coombs and its forests. A village out of the time, between greenery and light, between mysteries and history...

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Le Petit Café: Its small terrace is to die for!

Overlooking the Luberon plain, the village of Lacoste offers a breathtaking panorama from the Luberon to the Mont-Ventoux. As you stroll through its steep and winding streets, you will discover the authentic charm of the perched villages of Provence. Here, almost nothing has changed, no business or restaurant steals the spotlight from the stone houses and medieval heritage.

Its castle, former property of the Marquis de Sade, is a jewel of the Luberon. Tuesday morning market

Not to be missed: The castle and its festival in the quarries, dedicated to theater, dance and opera.