Top Things to do in Luberon
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Top 8 Castles in Luberon, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Discover the best top things to do in Luberon, France including Chateau d'Ansouis, Chateau St Saturnin Les Apt, Forteresse d'Oppede, Chateau de Lourmarin, Chateau de la Tour d'Aigues, Chateau de Lacoste, Chateau de Gignac, Chateau de Murs.
Restaurants in Luberon
1. Chateau d'Ansouis
2. Chateau St Saturnin Les Apt
3. Forteresse d'Oppede
4. Chateau de Lourmarin
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 669 reviews
Chateau XVIe et XVIe s. classe Monument historique. Ouvert a la visite tous les jours avec jeu de piste pour les enfants. Toute l'annee de nombreuses manifestations sont organisees : concerts, expositions, conferences...
5. Chateau de la Tour d'Aigues
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 92 reviews
Masterpiece of the Renaissance in Provence, the Château de la Tour d'Aigues is located at the foot of the Luberon Mountains. His plans inspired the largest castles in the Ile de France (the Louvre, Ecouen, Anet) and the elegant proportions of its facades deserve to have some attention. In the restored rooms, discover the pottery of the Tour d'Aigues: partially preserved pavement of the French Renaissance, decorated with white tiles or outputs of the factory of Baron JB.J Bruny (owner of the castle in the Enlightenment) Imagine what was the past splendor of this building ... We offer rental packages "à la carte", suitable for all types of events: seminars, meetings, trainings, conferences, parties ... The courtyard, terrace and rooms of the castle can host events from 10 to 800 people. The Castle team brings to every request quickly and creative response to customized services in an exceptional setting.
6. Chateau de Lacoste
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 356 reviews
Reviewed By RussellW145 - North Carolina, United States
While visiting our daughter at SCAD, we walked up to the chateau behind the campus. It's a short walk marked with two signs. It's also accessible by vehicle. You can walk around the chateau, but not inside the main building. There are some open gates, open doors, you can go into the bottom floor of a turret, and walk in the moat. There was a blooming cherry tree, and there are some sculptures up there. There is an informal parking area. Very back-in-time. There is no fee for this activity. Small children should b watched by parents so that they don't fall from heights, an those with mobility issues will have to take care. There are no ropes, fences, etc. to keep people from falling from heights. No formal supervision.
