Saint Didier: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

The Église Saint-Didier was built on the site of the former castle chapel. Its bell tower has a projecting porch, while the altarpiece of the high altar was made in Bernus’s workshops in 1712 and restored between 2001 and 2004.

Market and Wine

A lively market is held on Saint-Didier’s town hall square on Monday mornings. Anyone considering Saint-Didier as a travel destination can look for a holiday apartment to rent there.

Domaine les Touchines – Château la Giride is located on the first foothills of the Monts de Vaucluse. Tastings and sales of the organic red AOP Ventoux wine Château la Giride are offered there. The offerings also include a vineyard trail and wine-harvesting activities for tourists, for children and adults alike.

History

Château de Thézan was once an impregnable fortress, later became the residence of the Thézan-Venasque family, and subsequently a renowned thermal institute. Since 2019, it has been renovated as part of an ambitious restoration project, making its treasures accessible to the public. The estate includes fully furnished salons, preserved Second Empire bathrooms, and an English-style landscape park with remarkable trees and fountains.

Culture

Saint-Didier’s central fountain dates back to 1685 and is classified as a historic monument. From June to September, exhibitions of paintings and photographs are held in the town hall’s council chamber.

Experiences

The Circuit des Oratoires is a 4-kilometre family walk lasting approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. The starting point is at the village car park behind the town hall. In the workshops at Distillerie Spiritum, participants choose ingredients, distil their own blend in a copper still, and take home a bottle they have made themselves.

To the main travel overview: Vaucluse.

More destinations

More places within the same destination:

Auribeau, Goult, Brantes, Loriol-Du-Comtat, Le Pontet, Bollene, Saint-Pierre-De-Vassols, Cucuron.