Aubignan: Holiday apartments and houses

In Aubignan, picturesque lanes lead to the church square. The remains of the 14th-century fortification walls also contribute to the medieval character of the town. The Tour de l’Horloge dates from the 17th century and features an ornately designed wrought-iron campanile. The Romanesque Chapelle Saint-Sixte dates from the 12th century and is probably considered Aubignan’s oldest surviving building.

Trails and landscape

The “Cultures du Comtat et Chapelle Saint-Martin” circular trail starts in Aubignan and is 13.6 km long. The “Cultures du Comtat” circular trail passes through vineyards as well as cherry and apple orchards. The Plateau de Gargamiane offers a family-friendly walk between the Canal de Carpentras and olive groves. The guided cycling tour “Aubignan et les grandes mutations agricoles” also starts in Aubignan and leads through wine-growing and agricultural landscapes.

Wine and agriculture

At the cellar of Domaine La Pierre du Coq, visitors can learn about the entire winemaking process. At Domaine Saint-Sauveur, wines from the Côtes du Rhône, Ventoux and Beaumes de Venise appellations can be tasted. The tasting cellar of Domaine Saint-Sauveur is located in an 11th-century medieval chapel.

At Domaine du Vas, visitors can taste white, rosé and red wines from the Ventoux, Vin de Pays de Vaucluse and Vin de France origin and designation categories on site. During the production period, visitors can also discover table grapes with or without seeds there.

Those choosing Aubignan as their holiday destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.

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To the higher-level travel overview: Vaucluse.