Gordes Attractions

 
Gordes, some 40km/25mi east of Avignon, is world-famous for its extremely picturesque situation on the steep slope down from the Plateau de Vaucluse to the valley of the Coulon. In the 1950s Gordes was often neglected, but today it is one of the most visited places in Provence. This "village perché" is dominated by its 16th century castle. The best view of Gordes is to be had from the the road leading up from Cavaillon.

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The Musée Vasarél is located in a medieval castle and features significant works of art from Victor Vasarély.
Picture of Roussillon

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(Near Gordes)
Roussillon has long been known for its production of ochre, the color of which is pervasive throughout the town.

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The Village des Bories consists of buildings constructed in a unique architectural manner, using flat stones and no mortar.

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Typical architecture in Roussillon.Roussillon, Gordes
Exterior of the Senanque Abbey in Vaucluse.Sénanque (Abbaye de Sénanque), Gordes
Red and ochre sandstone cliff in Roussillon.Roussillon, Gordes
Lavender in front of the Senanque Abbey in Vaucluse.Sénanque (Abbaye de Sénanque), Gordes
The hillside of Gordes in Vaucluse.Gordes
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