The villages of the Luberon
Places to see: Castle, Church of St Etienne.
Market: Monday morning, farmers market on Saturday morning from May to November
In this village, the site of the feudal castle has become a cultural space, particularly with the creation of an open-air theatre now hosting shows. The troglodyte habitations dug in the bar of yellow safre dominate the village. The current St Etienne church replaces a building from the 11th century: inside, a beautiful white marble half sarcophagus from the 11th century, carved with mythological characters has become a baptismal font.
Source : Villagesdefrance.free.fr
Photo :® Alexandre CT
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