Ansouis : The Castle, built in the 13th century and restored in the 18th century, overlooks the village, where the houses are built in a semi-circle on the hilltop. The village is sheltered from the Mistral Wind. Beautifully picturesque winding streets and squares, the good life all year long.

Lourmarin : In the heart of the Luberon, amidst vineyards and olive trees, Lourmarin has many homes dating from the 17th and 18th centuries. Picturesque streets, gurgling fountains, home to Albert Camus and French author Henri Bosco, who are both buried here

Gordes : Here in Gordes, stone architecture has been perfected, reaching the pinnacle of a fine art. Homes and walls cling to the rocky spur where the village was built centuries ago. Walking along the winding cobblestone streets, the visitor senses the history of this beautiful village on the road to Apt .

Ménerbes : is built atop a rocky spur, and stretches langourously along the hilltop, facing the Monts-de-Vaucluse.  Splendid medieval architecture. The Citadel stands out like a stone sailing ship above a sea of vineyards. Discover Ménerbes in all seasons, as did artists Nicolas de Staël and Picasso.

Roussillon : Ochre cliffs surrounding the village, ochre-colored fronts of homes in Roussillon, deep green pine trees against the brilliant blue sky ... the magic of color in the beautiful light of the Luberon delights visitors to Roussillon.