Maubec: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture and Townscape

The Vieux village de Maubec offers views of the Monts de Vaucluse stretching as far as Mont Ventoux, as well as views of the Luberon Massif. Along its calades, it features Provençal houses with elegant 18th-century façades.

The parish church of Saint-Pierre-et-Saint-Baudile in Maubec was consecrated in 1753. The former Chapelle des Pénitents blancs is considered a particularly faithful testimony to Maubec’s past. The restored Noria is also presented along the Route de Robion in Maubec, together with a small rest area.

When planning a trip, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment in Maubec.

Paths and Landscape

The sporty La draille des frères Nouguier route is 10.2 km long and starts at the Parking du Laquais in Maubec. The Véloroute du Calavon (EV8) is in the immediate vicinity of Maubec and allows you to cycle to Cavaillon, Oppède or Apt.

The Musée-bibliothèque François-Pétrarque, a museum, is located near Maubec. Also nearby are the Canteduc summit, the Abbaye Saint-Hilaire monastery, the Pic de Faiendre summit, the Petit Luberon mountain, the Abbaye de Sénanque monastery and the Tête de Pié Gros summit. The Tour de guet de Calès lookout point is located in the wider regional surroundings of Maubec.

Events

La Gare de Coustellet has an event hall for up to 260 standing or 80 seated spectators. The Lub’Art Fest is an annual event celebrating urban and contemporary art in Coustellet.

More town pages: Sault-De-Vaucluse, Lamotte-Du-Rhône, Roaix, Cavaillon, Venasque, Loriol-Du-Comtat, Visan, Monteux.

To the higher-level travel overview: Vaucluse.