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Magnificent place with a beautiful statue of the Virgin Mary. You can see in 360°

Great bakery that does morning breakfast/coffee (closed mondays)

In Vaison-la-Romaine, "France's Most Beautiful Detour," discover a veritable open-air museum, featuring the largest Gallo-Roman site in France. The remains of some fifteen hectares, eight of which are open to the public and divided into two sites, Puymin and La Villasse, stretch at the foot of the medieval city, bearing witness to the past grandeur of the ancient city of Vasio. The walk around Puymin Hill takes you through a true district of the ancient city with cobbled streets, the shopping district, the "Nymphée" water tower made up of landscaped pools, the "Sanctuary of Porticoes" public monument framing a large colonnaded garden and rich patrician residences: the 2000 m² House of Apollo Laureate, perhaps the home of the Messii, Vasio's great family, with a dining room (triclinium), kitchen, private baths, toilets (latrines), and a large porticoed garden decorated with a pool and the 3000 m² House of the Arbor which was spread over 3 levels... For children: by following in the footsteps of young Lucius through a great mystery hunt, you and your family will discover the treasures of the Puymin archaeological site and the Théo Desplans Museum in Vaison-la-Romaine. Free activity booklet (available at the Museum) for children ages 6 to 12 who come to visit the sites with their families. Guided Tours: During school holidays, join a guided tour guide for 90-minute tours of the city's sites and monuments. Reservations: Call +33 4 90 36 50 48.

Built massively on the rock overlooking the whole city, the count's castle is an unmissable landmark that can be seen from anywhere. Originally built entirely of wood, it was built in 1185 to assert the power of Raymond VI, Count of Toulouse and Lord of the Comtat Venaissin.

For me, this is the most beautiful view of Faucon that can be seen all around Faucon.

Interesting viewpoint; the Pont Saint Michel can be seen in the distance below.

A small, romantic village in a very beautiful setting; when we were there on a Sunday, two restaurants were open, both of which were well attended.

The pretty village of Faucon is ideally located on a promontory and at beautiful viewpoints of Mont Ventoux. The center of the town is typically medieval. You will also find a rather exceptional bakery for its setting and for the quality of the products that are sold to you. Near the small square and the trade terrace, you will find a water point.