Visiting Lavender fields of Provence Provence, Luberon
Will Provence's Lavender Fields Become a UNESCO World Heritage Site? The Bid Explained
Lavender has shaped life in Provence for centuries, and there's now a serious push to have that recognised by UNESCO. Since 2022, the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, Drôme and Vaucluse départements have been working on a joint bid to get the region's l...
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3 scenic bike routes to discover around Gordes – cycling in Luberon in the heart of Provence
Cycling in Luberon in the heart of Provence offers a unique way to experience authentic landscapes and hilltop villages. Each bike route around Gordes reveals vineyards, ochre cliffs and panoramic views. Whether choosing a relaxed valley ride or a...
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DIY Lavender Sachets: How to Make Your Own at Home
A homemade lavender sachet takes about an hour to put together and lasts for months afterward. No needle, no sewing — just fabric, dried flowers, and a length of natural string. The materials are nothing special. What makes the result worth k...
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Where to find a market on Friday in the Luberon: Bonnieux, Lourmarin & Gargas
Friday mornings bring the market stalls out across the Luberon. Producers, artisans, market gardeners — each one returns to their usual spot, each one bringing whatever the week has yielded. This guide covers the region's Friday markets: where to f...
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Lavender fields in Provence - Guide to visiting the lavender fields in France
The lavender fields in Provence offer a breathtaking escape into color, scent, and tradition. From the Valensole Plateau to the Luberon hills, each field reveals the region’s soul. Plan your summer visit and experience the most iconic landscapes i...
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Making lavender sachets: what to do with the flowers at the end of the season
This summer, find out how to make the magic of lavender last long after it has finished flowering. The Musée de la Lavande Luberon invites children and grown-ups alike to a fun hands-on workshop where they make their own scented sachet. It’s the pe...
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