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The Église Saint-Florent in Orange dates back to the 12th century and impresses with its Romanesque architecture. The intricately carved wooden gate and the capitals inside are particularly worth seeing. The church houses historic frescoes from the Middle Ages. Located right in the old town, it's a great place to combine with a walk to the Roman theater.

The Église Saint-Florent in Orange dates back to the 12th century and impresses with its Romanesque architecture. The intricately carved wooden gate and the capitals inside are particularly worth seeing. The church houses historic frescoes from the Middle Ages. Located right in the old town, it's a great place to combine with a walk to the Roman theater.

The Monument des Morts pour la Patrie in Orange commemorates the fallen of the World Wars. It is centrally located on the Place de la République and impresses with its neoclassical architecture. The inscriptions on the marble plaques provide insight into local war history. Visitors appreciate the tranquil atmosphere and the connection to the historic old town.

Orange's Hôtel de Ville is located on Place Georges Clémenceau and was originally built in the 17th century as the Hôtel de Lubières. A bell tower was added in the 18th century and is now a listed historic monument. The building was extensively renovated in 1880 and has since been classified as a historic monument. In addition to serving as the town hall, it also houses the Museum of Art and History of Orange, located opposite the ancient theater. The museum includes several departments, including a Gallo-Roman collection and a section on the city's history from prehistory to the present day.

varied paths, beautiful views

Small, refreshing and soothing river with the sound of water in the heart of the city

Dominating the Orange plain, this castle was once used to monitor the Roman road which led to Orange. It is part of a group which brings together the ruins of the castle and the Saint-Michel chapel.

Located north of the town of Orange, this charming little village has shopping streets with everything you need to get in shape. It is also the village of origin of Jean-Henri Fabre, a renowned entomologist and botanist.