Courthézon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Courthézon is home to the remarkable Étang Salé de Courthézon wetland. It is protected as an Espace Naturel Sensible and was the first area in the Vaucluse département to receive this designation.
Those choosing Courthézon as their travel destination will want to rent a holiday apartment there.
Nature
At the Étang Salé, there is an approximately 1.5-kilometre circular trail with information boards about the area's historical and natural heritage.
Culture and History
The Beffroi has a clock tower dating from 1653. It is topped by a wrought-iron belfry, which is classified as a historic monument.
Château Val-Seille was built between 1866 and 1868.
Château Val-Seille displays the characteristic features of a château in the Neo-Renaissance style, which is rare in Provence.
Six hundred metres of the Remparts de Courthézon are protected and classified as historic monuments.
The Remparts de Courthézon were built in the 12th century using stones from the quarries of Saint Georges.
Three gates of the Remparts de Courthézon are still preserved today.
The organ in the church in Courthézon was built in 1875 by the Puget organ-building workshop in Toulouse, modernised in 1934 by the installation of an electric blower, and classified as a historic monument in 1981.
Local Life
Courthézon's weekly market takes place on Friday mornings at Place du Château and offers local products, flowers, wine and handicrafts.
Parc Val-Seille is an inviting place to relax and read.
The wineries in Courthézon offer tastings and guided cellar tours.
For the higher-level travel overview: Vaucluse.
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