Sannes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Sannes
Sannes lies at the foot of the Grand Luberon Massif. At around 350 metres, the hill at the lieu-dit Castellas is the highest point in Sannes.
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Nature
The waterways of Sannes are accompanied by riverside vegetation, creating a contrast with the agricultural and wine-growing landscape they pass through. The paths in Sannes offer views of the mountain and the surrounding villages.
In spring, the paths around the orchards of Sannes are filled with the scent of cherry blossoms.
Activities
Hiking and cycling are among the most popular activities in Sannes.
Culture and History
The Prieuré de Bénédictins Saint-Pierre in Sannes is a rural priory dating from the 12th or 13th century. A Gallo-Roman necropolis was discovered near the Ferme des Clots in Sannes. Fragments of a sarcophagus dating from the late 4th century were found near the Chapelle Saint-Pierre in Sannes.
Food and Events
Cherries bearing the protected geographical indication (PGI) “Cerises du Ventoux” are grown in Sannes.
The Château de Sannes opens its doors year-round and offers a varied programme featuring concerts, art exhibitions, literary gatherings, watercolour classes and DJ sets. Tastings of AOP Luberon wines and organically produced olive oil are also offered there.
