With its majestic château, cobbled streets, artisan stores and unobstructed views of Mont Ventoux, Grignan is one of the region's jewels. It also hosts a popular Provencal market

Known for its medieval stone tower, the remains of an ancient castle, Chamaret is a peaceful little village where time seems to have stood still. Climb up to the tower for a magnificent panoramic view of the region.

Capital of the PDO black olive, Nyons is a lively village with a medieval heart, picturesque bridges, colorful Provencal markets and a particularly mild climate. Perfect for a sunny, gourmet Provencal immersion.

A major archaeological site, where Roman remains stand alongside a perched medieval town. Stroll between ancient ruins, Roman theater, cobbled streets and a historic bridge over the Ouvèze river.

Nestled between hills and forests, Dieulefit is renowned for its artisan potters and clean air. This artistic village will appeal to lovers of craftsmanship, nature walks and a serene atmosphere.

Classified as one of France's most beautiful villages, Le Poët-Laval is an ancient fortified village nestled on a wooded hillside. With its Commanderie de l'Ordre des Hospitaliers, stone streets and superb views over the Jabron valley, it's a true medieval gem, ideal for strolling and contemplation.