Holiday apartments and houses in Vaucluse

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At Tourist-Paradise.com, you can choose from over 1,000 holiday homes and apartments in Vaucluse. Whether you are looking for a cozy apartment for two, a spacious villa for the whole family, or a holiday home with a pool – you will find the perfect accommodation for your holiday in Vaucluse.

What do you need to experience in Vaucluse?

Highlights in Vaucluse

• UNESCO World Heritage sites in Avignon
• Abbey of Notre-Dame de Sénanque and lavender fields
• Mont Ventoux, the Giant of Provence
• Ochre rocks and quarries near Roussillon
• Beautiful villages such as Gordes, Lourmarin, and Ménerbes

What can you experience in Vaucluse with children?

Active in nature – your holiday in a holiday apartment

Vaucluse has something to offer for the whole family. Whether it's a cultural or active holiday, you can have both in Provence. Your privately-owned holiday home is the ideal starting point. A trip to the impressive Mont Ventoux will also delight your kids. From here, you have a fantastic view of the surrounding mountains. Challenging bike and hiking tours can be started from Bédoin. The area invites you to various outdoor activities. If you want to climb, you should choose a private holiday apartment in Vaucluse in the area around Apt. From here, you can head to the limestone cliffs of Buoux. For an entertaining family outing, there are various amusement parks to choose from. Children of all ages will enjoy La Fôret Enchantée in Malemort-du-Comtat. Passarelles de Cimes in Lagnes offers climbing fun in the treetops. Another climbing park is the Fôret de Cédres near Bonnieux. Parc Spirou near Monteux is a classic amusement park. Water sports are possible on the Durance River, with rafting and whitewater paddling being particularly popular. Canoeing is also possible on the Sorgue River. After many exciting impressions, you can relax in your holiday apartment. The holiday homes are located in quiet areas, in pretty villages, in the mountain world of the Luberon, or around Mont Ventoux. The accommodations offer all the amenities you need for a successful holiday in Vaucluse. A modernly equipped kitchen and cozy bedrooms guarantee a perfect stay. Most houses also have Wi-Fi and satellite TV. The majority of holiday homes also have their own pool, making the region ideal for a pool holiday.

Where can I eat out in Vaucluse?

Truffles, wine, and delicacies – specialties of Vaucluse

La Provence is a designated gourmet region. The most famous specialties of Vaucluse include black truffles. The black gold is coveted and appreciated. At the Provençal markets, you can stock up on regional products. A true feast for the senses awaits you. One of the most famous markets is the grand marché provençal in Vaison-la-Romaine. The famous candied fruits can be found at the market in Apt, which takes place every Saturday. Wine is grown in many parts of Vaucluse. The most famous include the Appellation Côtes du Ventoux and the famous Chateauneuf-du-Pape. You can enjoy the Provençal specialties in one of the many restaurants. Alternatively, you can cook in the kitchen of your villa and taste the flavors of Provence.

What is a must-see in Vaucluse?

Inspiration at every turn – experiencing art in your holiday apartment

It is the light and colors that have always inspired artists in Provence. Marc Chagall fled to the Provençal village of Gordes during World War II. The painter Jean-Jacques Deyrolle and other renowned artists also lived here for some time. To this day, art plays a significant role in the region. For example, the European headquarters of the prestigious Savannah College of Arts and Design is located in the grounds of the castle Lacoste. Artworks are exhibited around the ruins. In many other places in Vaucluse, you can trace art and artists. The cultural center is the city of Avignon. It not only shines with its cultural heritage but also has several theaters, numerous galleries, libraries, and an opera. Museums such as the art museums Musée Calvet, Lapidarium, and Musée du Petit Palais round off the cultural offerings in Avignon.

How do I come to Vaucluse?

By land or air – your arrival at the Provençal villa

Vaucluse is part of the Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region in the south of France. If you want to travel to your accommodation by car, the A7 will take you to Avignon. From here, you can reach your holiday home in Vaucluse via various routes. Avignon also has a TGV train station, which is directly accessible from Frankfurt, for example. The connection is unbeatably cheap and fast, taking only around seven hours to reach Avignon. For those arriving by plane, you can choose between Marseille or Montpellier airports. From here, you can rent a car to reach your holiday apartment.