ガルガの洞窟・トップ7

If you go up, it's because you're going towards St Hubert. The road is pleasant and we're almost there...

While in Caseneuve, be sure to take a moment to admire the impressive view of the medieval castle perched above the village. As you cycle along the winding roads, the castle’s stone walls and towers stand out against the surrounding hills, providing a picturesque backdrop. This route not only offers a rewarding climb, but also a chance to soak up the charming Provençal landscape, with its vineyards, olive groves and panoramic views.

Beautiful little cobbled village perched not too hard to climb from Bonnieux. The castle is closed.

Actually, I always just fly past it and on the descent from Sault, the chateau is a sign that the road is a bit rougher here and you should stay in the middle if traffic allows it. Next time I go up, I might stop ,-)

beautiful castle. Is private property, cannot be visited. During summer, local products are sold here, such as goat cheese and jam

through the village up to the castle on foot

Old castle that is partly a ruin and partly well preserved. Free entrance.

Sightseeing attractions: - The Château de Gordes, a massively fortified castle, originally from the 11th century; However, the most striking parts come from the Renaissance period. In the interior of the castle, which has been a listed building since 1931, the visitor will also find an art museum of painting and the local tourist office. Particularly noteworthy in the interior design are the numerous fireplaces; the oldest is dated 1541. - The fountain on the southern forecourt of the castle dates from 1342. For a long time it was the only water source in the high town center. - The Saint-Firmin church, completed in 1704, was built on the foundations of an older church from the 13th century. In addition to the foundation walls, other old buildings were also integrated into the new church, including: the bell tower with a square floor plan, which probably dates from the 14th century. An old dungeon has been preserved at the foot of this tower. - The Hôtel Saint-Firmin (formerly Hôtel Gaudin-de-Lancier), a town house from the 15th century - equipped with a park, impressive vaulted cellars, cisterns and oil mills - has been a listed building since 1998 and today houses an upscale restaurant and a first-class Wine cellar with natural climate control. - The narrow streets with their high, narrow houses are also attractive.