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Guided tour: Alix, the last Lady of Les Baux-de-Provence
Château des Baux-de-Provence, Esplanade du château
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The Bandits of Mount Paon
Château des Baux-de-Provence, Esplanade du château
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Glenn Viel’s workshops
Oustau de Baumanière, Route de Baumanière, Mas de Baumanière
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Birdwatching outing: The butterfly bird
Les Baux-de-Provence
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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Les Baux-de-Provence.
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© Marianne CasamanceChapelle des Pénitents Blancs
This 17th-century chapel, built on the initiative of the Brotherhood of the White Penitents, is decorated with frescoes by the painter Yves Brayer, depicting the Shepherds’ Christmas in the Provençal tradition.
© MalostChapelle des Trémaïe
The funerary stelae of ‘Trémaïe’ and ‘Gaïe’ are situated at the foot of the rocky outcrop and the castle. The bas-relief is interpreted as a depiction of the Three Marys, ‘Tre Maïre’ in Provençal.
© EmDeeChapelle Saint-Blaise
The former Romanesque chapel of Saint-Blaise displays an architectural style characteristic of the austerity and simplicity of Romanesque religious buildings in Provence during the Middle Ages.
© Tylwyth EldarChâteau des Baux-de-Provence
Built on a rocky outcrop in the heart of the Alpilles, the Château des Baux offers breathtaking views of Provence. Discover the turbulent and eventful history of the lords of Les Baux and their medieval fortress. Open all year round.
© Jhot NDEglise Saint Vincent
This 12th-century building is typical of Baussenque architecture, as it is partly cave-dwelling in style. Inside, there are splendid modern stained-glass windows created by Max Ingrand, which were donated by Prince Rainier III of Monaco in 1962.
© MalostHôtel de Manville
L'édifice de style Renaissance est le témoin d'une riche histoire. Cet hôtel particulier édifié au XVIe siècle par Claude de Manville, abrite désormais l'Hôtel de Ville.
© Marianne CasamanceHôtel Jean de Brion
Après d'importants travaux de rénovation, l'Hôtel Jean de Brion est devenu un véritable écrin pour les œuvres du maître typographe, graveur, imprimeur et éditeur Louis Jou, mais également des pièces exceptionnelles de sa collection personnelle.
Illustrative photoAlix, visite interactive du château des Baux
Discover a new way to visit the Château des Baux-de-Provence!
Illustrative photoChapelle Sainte Catherine
At the entrance to the Château des Baux de Provence stands the castle chapel.
Illustrative photoFondation Louis Jou
A talented artist, engraver, illustrator, typographer and publisher, Louis Jou is renowned for a body of work that combines creative power with technical perfection.
Activities and walks
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© DimiTalenGalerie des remparts
The Galerie des Remparts welcomes artists and craftspeople to showcase their work and introduce the public to their craft.
© FederfabbriLES BAUX-DE-PROVENCE - Le Val d'Enfer
Partez à la découverte des paysages évoquant l'Enfer de Dante en parcourant le Val d’Enfer !
Illustrative photoA & B Maison d'artistes
Resident artists, ALEOS and BEGGIT, as well as temporary guest artists, are exhibiting their works at the Maison d'Artistes in Les Baux-de-Provence.
Illustrative photoElsa Lenthal - Lavandes
Elsa Lenthal, a craftsperson and lavender grower, is reviving an 18th-century Provençal craft: lavender spindle-making.
Illustrative photoGalerie La Citerne
Galerie La Citerne is a performance venue dedicated to the arts.
Illustrative photoGalerie La Cure
Galerie La Cure hosts artists for temporary exhibitions.
Illustrative photoGalerie Manville
Temporary exhibitions are organised there by the local council of Les Baux-de-Provence.
Illustrative photoGalerie Post Tenebras Lux
The Post Tenebras Lux gallery hosts temporary exhibitions organised by the local council.
Illustrative photoHorizons Luberon - Accompagnateurs en montagne
To share our knowledge and our good humour, and to enjoy unique experiences – that’s our aim!
Illustrative photoLES BAUX-DE-PROVENCE - Autour de la bauxite
A route brimming with colour and geological curiosities, from limestone erosion to former bauxite mines!
Where to stay
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Illustrative photoAgapi Mou
A charming little house with an outdoor swimming pool, a garden and terraces. In our beautiful region at the foot of the Alpilles
Illustrative photoAu Cœur des Baux
Welcome to Le Cœur des Baux, a lovely, charming house with a terrace, situated in a quiet part of the old village with views of the Château des Baux.
Illustrative photoBaumanière Les Baux-de-Provence
Baumanière Les Baux-de-Provence is one of those exceptional places that perfectly blend elegance and authenticity. La Place des Artisans has recently opened, featuring the chocolate shop, the pottery workshop and the boutique
Illustrative photoBenvengudo
Discover the 4-star Benvengudo Hotel in Les Baux-de-Provence! Enjoy its swimming pool, delicious brunches and eco-friendly facilities. Ideal for relaxation and meetings.
Illustrative photoDomaine de Manville
At the foot of Les Baux-de-Provence, set within a 100-hectare nature reserve, the Domaine de Manville offers a 5-star hotel with 30 rooms, 9 luxurious villas, France’s first eco-certified golf course, a spa and two restaurants, one of which has a Michelin star.
Illustrative photoFabian des Baux
Le Fabian des Baux, a charming hotel at the foot of the village of Les Baux, welcomes you to its cosy rooms, each with a terrace or balcony.
Illustrative photoL'Etoile des Baux
Experience understated, refined luxury in a superb Provençal farmhouse, built into the side of a rock face, in the heart of the Alpilles.
Illustrative photoLA GLYCINE
Mas de Joseph
Illustrative photoLa Maison de Pierrette
La Maison de Pierrette is a spacious, recently renovated two-bedroom flat situated in a charming old building in the heart of Les Baux-de-Provence.
Illustrative photoLe Mas de Joseph
At Mas de Joseph, discover fully equipped self-catering accommodation, rated 2 and 3 épis by Gîtes de France. Each property has between 1 and 4 bedrooms, giving you the freedom to enjoy a holiday as a couple, with family or with friends.
Where to eat
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Illustrative photoAu Porte Mages
At the entrance to the village, the restaurant’s terrace welcomes you into a beautiful, tree-lined garden
Illustrative photoBaumanière La Cabro d'Or
In the heart of the Alpilles, in an enchanting setting surrounded by the jagged cliffs of Les Baux-de-Provence, the dining room and terrace at Baumanière La Cabro d’Or are the perfect setting for savouring Michel Hulin’s bold yet refined cuisine.
Illustrative photoBenvengudo
The Hôtel Benvengudo is a family-run 4-star hotel that is sure to charm you with its rich and authentic Provençal lifestyle.
Illustrative photoCamille ô Baux
Restaurant, brunch. Afternoon tea, lunch, dinner (depending on the season). Terrace with panoramic views over the Baux valley.
Illustrative photoEpicerie Maison Bronte
Grocery shop, bread and pastries, sandwiches… coffee
Illustrative photoL'Aupiho
Drawing inspiration from Flemish cuisine, the produce from the Domaine de Manville’s permaculture garden and local producers, Michelin-starred chef Lieven Van Aken invites you to experience his culinary world in a refined and elegant setting.
Illustrative photoLa Reine Jeanne
La Reine Jeanne has offered breathtaking views of the Baux valley since 1830.
Illustrative photoLe Bautezar
The restaurant welcomes you to its 16th-century vaulted dining room and to its large panoramic terrace overlooking the valley.
Illustrative photoLe Bistrot de l'Aupiho
The Bistrot welcomes you in a simple yet chic atmosphere. Come summer or winter, the Bistrot de l’Aupiho welcomes, looks after and cooks for its guests, whether they’ve just finished an 18-hole round or are popping in for a simple yet gourmet lunch.
Illustrative photoLe Petit Rocher
Situated in the heart of the old village, this restaurant, carved out of the rock, welcomes you all year round. Come and discover its unique setting, whether on the terrace or indoors.
Local produce
Illustrative photoLa Boutique de Provence
Delicatessen specialising in regional produce
Illustrative photoMaison Brémond 1830
Delicatessen. Maison Brémond shares the treasures of Provence and the Mediterranean region. Olive oils, tapenades, truffles, balsamic vinegars, confectionery, biscuits, salts and peppers…
Illustrative photoMas Sainte Berthe
Mas Sainte Berthe is a family-run business founded in 1950 and managed since 2020 by Olivier Rolland, the founder’s grandson. With its 40 hectares of vineyards and 10 hectares of olive groves, all certified organic, the estate produces eight wines with AOP or IGP status.
Shops and craftspeople
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Illustrative photoAtelier Flora Zinc
Atelier Flora Zinc is an exceptional venue nestled in the heart of the village of Les Baux-de-Provence, in an unspoilt setting.
Illustrative photoAutrefois
TRADITIONAL BISCUIT SHOP & ARTISAN DELICATESSEN
Illustrative photoAzure
A shop selling tableware, fabrics, home décor, household linen, cosmetics… a brilliant place to find gift ideas in a stunning setting.
Illustrative photoBoutique du Château des Baux
The bookshop at the Château des Baux-de-Provence invites you to continue your journey into the heart of the Middle Ages, to the time of knights and fortified castles. It offers a wide selection of historical books on the medieval world.
Illustrative photoChocolaterie de Baumanière
In a gourmet setting reminiscent of a ‘traditional sweet shop’, Brandon Dehan creates and presents his vision of chocolate, characterised by its praline flavour. Chocolate bars, sweets and confectionery await food lovers in this new, stylish and elegant venue.
Illustrative photoLa boutique de Baumanière
A different way to shop whilst taking some time for yourself… An invitation to travel and to embrace the art of living, as embodied by Baumanière!
Illustrative photoLa Chapellerie
Shop selling hats, caps, berets … for men and women
Illustrative photoLa Treille
A shop selling souvenirs, pottery, santons and home décor.
Illustrative photoLes trésors de la terre
Gemstones and Minerals Shop
Illustrative photoLibrairie-boutique Carrières de Lumières
The bookshop at the Culturespaces digital® digital arts centre. Find a cultural gift or souvenir from the Carrières de Lumières in Les Baux-de-Provence!
Wellbeing
Illustrative photoBaumanière Le Spa
A space for rest and relaxation, surrounded by a pure and delicate atmosphere, where you can unwind whilst admiring the natural surroundings.
Illustrative photoSpa du Domaine de Manville
The Spa is a place for relaxation and body awareness. The sauna, steam room, ice fountain and indoor swimming pool are complemented by a range of suitable fitness facilities and activities led by professionals.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 22 October 2026.
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