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This chapel is the remaining vestige of a commandery (chapter) of the community usually referred to simply as the "Order of the Templars" or "Knights Templar," whose full name is "Poor Knights of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon in Jerusalem." The order gained notoriety due to its dissolution in 1312 by the French king and the pope, and the violent execution of many members at the stake as alleged heretics. However, the primary reason for the dissolution was not the members' supposed human and religious misconduct/heresy, but rather the legendary wealth of this order. King Philip IV of France, with his meticulously planned actions, primarily sought to secure their possessions to bolster his own coffers.

A great "COOL" trail, partly along the water's edge, pleasant in warm weather! Be careful, the only difficulty is carrying or pushing, in fits and starts, for about 300 meters between km 4 and 5. A bit tough for electric mountain bikes! Don't take the other trail, which is more direct, but where there's actually a ladder to climb!! Not very technically challenging, but you need to be used to riding on more or less stony paths and trails...! Along the Colostre, the trail collapses for about 4 meters, but it's manageable on foot.

Charming town in Provence with character

Beautiful old streets to stroll through. You can feel history in every corner, for example the cinema is located in an old monastery. Mondays are market days.

Nice place. Unfortunately the baker is on vacation in mid-June 2024.

Small, very easy flat circuit that can be done as a family, bring water and headgear anyway, especially in the middle of summer

Nestled on a hill, Reillanne is a typical Luberon village. Located in an exceptional setting, this small village is ideal as a base for exploring the surrounding area. If you are passing through, I recommend that you stop on the terrace of the Café du Cours and above all enjoy the superb view offered by the citadel on the heights of the village.

The Château de Gréoux is called the Château des Templiers because legend has it that it belonged to the Templars, which is actually false since the fortress belonged to the Counts of Provence, then to the Hospitallers of Saint-Jean. It dates from the 12th century. Its architecture is impressive and you enjoy a view of the entire city.