Camaret-Sur-Aigues: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The fortified tower of Camaret is protected as a historic monument because of its authenticity and age. The ravelin was a former guard post that originally consisted of two towers; its iron bell tower is protected as a historic monument.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Camaret-Sur-Aigues plan their stay around this location.

Culture

The Tour Sarrazine is a medieval tower approximately 18 metres high, dating from the 13th or 14th century. The Chapelle Saint-Andéol is also part of the historic architecture: it dates from the 12th century and stands on the remains of a chapel from the 7th century. In 1993, it was restored and fitted out, then converted into a cultural exhibition space and tourist information centre.

Maison Bèque is used for cultural activities and houses the local library. The 18th-century residential building, constructed in 1750, features stucco decoration, mouldings, a French ceiling and a suspended staircase with a contemporary railing.

Nature and Trails

The Parcours de l'eau is a trail approximately 15 kilometres long around Camaret-sur-Aigues' notable water sites. Educational information boards stand at notable points along the route. The Parcours de l'eau can be completed on foot or by bicycle.

Local Produce

The Maison des Vins offers locally produced wine, beer, honey, olive oil, preserves and biscuits. In 2023, the Balade Gourmande du Plan de Dieu was a 13-kilometre cultural, festive and sporting walk through the vineyards.

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More Destinations

More places within the same destination:

Lagnes, Saint-Saturnin-Lès-Apt, Grambois, Saint Didier, Saint-Martin-De-Castillon, Cabrières D\'aigues, Le Boisset, Caderousse.