1st Century A.D. monument, classified as World Heritage by UNESCO.
The Arch, dedicated at first to the feats of the Gallic 2nd Legion veterans who founded the Roman colony of Orange early in the first century and then to the Emperor Tiberius, is an outstanding monument...
Orange’s Roman theatre, constructed at the beginning of the Christian era, owes its reputation to the exceptional condition of its backdrop wall. Life in the old city revolved around it. The superb acoustics and structure enabled an audience of 9 000 to attend performances...
Created in 1972 by Jeanne Brotte, the Wine Museum is something unique in its kind in Lassay-les-Châteaux. Originally a museum on a small scale with traditional winemaking tools, it was expanded in 2002 and developed in 2014 with the theme of the Winemaking Professions.
Welcome to L’Etang Salé nature site, with the "Espace Naturel Sensible" (Sensitive Natural Area) label, near the town of Courthézon. Come and walk along the 2 km discovery trail with information panels. Adapted to people with motor/visual disabilities, and with a picnic area...
The PAC lemon drink is part of the collective memory in France. It was invented here in the 1960s.
The distillery was founded in 1835, and is the oldest in Provence.
Enter the universe of chocolate at the artisanal chocolate-maker, Chocolaterie Castelain, located in the heart of the rolling vineyards in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, 15 km from Avignon.
The entire site is dedicated to gourmand delight. The plant covers 300m2 and is fragrant...
Since 1933, Orange’s Museum has been located in a 17th Centuryprivate mansion, once home to Georges Van Cuyl, a Dutch gentleman who the Prince of Orange had instructed to carry out the arming of the hill Château.
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