Provencal Authenticity and Hospitality
Avignon - Luberon - Mont Ventoux - Isle sur la Sorgue - Orange - Gigondas & Vacqueyras - Vaison la Romaine - Plateau d'Albion - Gordes - Ménerbes - Apt & Bonnieux - Roussillon - Lourmarin - Gorges de la Nesque - Châteauneuf du Pape - Rhône valley
Lourmarin is one of the emblematic villages of the Luberon. This picturesque village, ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, is nestled against the southern slope of the mountain range. It attracts many visitors with its timeless charm and rich heritage.
The surrounding landscape mixes vineyards (AOC Luberon) and olive groves. Located at the entrance of the Lourmarin valley, the only road crossing the mountain towards Bonnieux and Apt, offers a picturesque access to this little piece of paradise.
On the outskirts of the village stands the Château de Lourmarin, a magnificent example of Renaissance architecture. It is a private property, but part of the château is open for visits. It also hosts many cultural events, adding a lively dimension to this historic site.
Beyond its enchanting decor, Lourmarin radiates a typically Provençal art de vivre, giving it a unique charm. Its cobbled streets, shaded squares, and lively cafés invite visitors to stroll and enjoy the present moment.
Lourmarin has been the birthplace of great writers. Henri Bosco, famous for his poetic writings, was born in the village. Moreover, Lourmarin hosted Albert Camus, an icon of 20th-century literature, who made it his home. His grave is located in the peaceful village cemetery, adding a touch of solemnity to this historic place.
Whether you are a history enthusiast, a lover of culture, or simply in search of serenity, Lourmarin will captivate you with its timeless beauty and enchanting atmosphere. Treat yourself to a getaway in this little piece of Provençal paradise and let yourself be enchanted by the incomparable charm of Lourmarin.