Perched on a rocky promontory in the Vaucluse mountains, Gordes enchants with its golden stone houses, cobbled streets, and sweeping views over the Luberon Valley.
Why It’s Special:
The village embodies Provençal charm, where historic architecture blends with the natural beauty of nearby lavender fields.
What’s Interesting:
Narrow calades, hidden courtyards, and golden light at sunset. Its scenery has inspired generations of artists.
What to Visit:
Château de Gordes: Medieval and Renaissance castle with panoramic valley views.
Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque: Secluded abbey surrounded by iconic summer lavender fields.
Village des Bories: Ancient dry-stone huts showcasing traditional Provençal craftsmanship.
Nestled in the heart of one of the world’s largest ochre deposits, Roussillon captivates with hills painted in shades from pale yellow to deep rust and streets that feel like a living canvas.
Why It’s Special:
The village offers a surreal palette of colors, where ochre cliffs and vibrant buildings create a unique and unforgettable Provençal landscape.
What’s Interesting:
Colorful streets, dramatic cliffs, and the ever-changing play of light that has inspired generations of painters.
What to Visit:
Colorado Provençal: Trails through former ochre quarries showcasing fiery red and orange landscapes.
Village Streets: Artisan shops and cafés.
Chapelle Saint-Vincent: Historic chapel perched with panoramic views.
Known as the “Venice of Provence,” its canals from the Sorgue River weave through the town. Its antique markets and galleries create a lively, artistic atmosphere.
Why It’s Special:
It’s a vibrant hub where art, and tradition converge, offering a unique glimpse of Provençal life.
What’s Interesting:
Narrow canals, bustling Sunday antique markets, and charming streets lined with galleries and cafés.
What to Visit:
Sunday Antique Market: One of Europe’s largest, attracting collectors from around the world.
Canal Walks: Picturesque paths along the River.
Local Galleries: Art and antiques reflecting the town’s creative heritage.
Set at the entrance to the Gorges du Verdon, this cliffside village is known for its golden star suspended between limestone cliffs and centuries-old pottery traditions.
Why It’s Special:
The dramatic setting, historic village charm, and fine earthenware pottery make Moustiers-Sainte-Marie truly unforgettable.
What’s Interesting:
Narrow streets, a natural waterfall, and workshops producing exquisite handcrafted ceramics.
What to Visit:
Pottery Workshops: Discover the village’s famous faience and artisanal studios.
Golden Star: Iconic symbol hanging between cliffs above the village.
Gorges du Verdon: Nearby natural wonder with hiking and scenic viewpoints.
Les Baux-de-Provence
Perched on a rugged limestone spur in the Alpilles, Les Baux-de-Provence offers dramatic medieval ruins and sweeping views over vineyards and rolling hills.
Why It’s Special:
Its history, architecture, and striking natural setting make it one of Provence’s most memorable hilltop villages.
What’s Interesting:
Cobblestone streets, castle ruins, and the immersive Carrières de Lumières light show in a former quarry.
What’s To Visit:
Château des Baux: Medieval fortress with panoramic views of the Alpilles.
Carrières de Lumières: Spectacular art and light show in a former stone quarry.
Village Streets: Charming paths lined with artisan shops and cafés.
Celebrating a birthday at Pirustia Nedanoski is a wonderful way for children to enjoy nature, breathe fresh air, and take part in healthy outdoor activities. Here, kids step away from screens and city life, discovering the joys of rural living while strengthening their creativity, observation, and love for the environment.
Children can join the fun through the “My Farm” activity, collecting eggs, feeding animals, mowing grass, or picking raspberries. It’s messy, earthy, and wonderfully real. Every activity encourages teamwork, engagement, and a sense of wonder.
From exploring gardens and wandering along forest paths to helping prepare simple farm treats, children experience the countryside with all their senses. Birthday celebrations here become lively, unforgettable experiences filled with laughter, learning, and small adventures that stay in their hearts long after the party.
Enjoy a fully renovated, authentic stone house with 2 bedrooms, a traditional chardak (balcony), a modern bathroom, and a shared kitchen — the perfect escape for a cozy and genuine countryside experience.
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