Lourmarin

Mas de la Lombarde is ideally located in the village of Puyvert, in the southern Luberon, a stone's throw from Lourmarin, considered one of the most beautiful villages in France.

You will enjoy discovering the Renaissance castle, the belfry, the Romanesque church, and the Protestant temple. Lourmarin holds a wealth of treasures, heritage, and architectural riches.

Many other hilltop villages await you in the vicinity of our guesthouse, nestled in nature near Lourmarin.

The Lourmarin market

Friday morning

All year round, every Friday morning, the town center of Lourmarin comes alive. Between 100 and 200 vendors gather and bring this traditional Provençal market to life.

Local produce, regional specialties, and a variety of aromas brighten the colorful stalls!

The must-see villages

The Luberon

Nestled between vineyards, hills, and lavender fields, the Luberon is brimming with perched villages of timeless charm. Just a few minutes from our guesthouse, stroll through the narrow streets of Lourmarin, listed among the most beautiful villages in France. Also discover Bonnieux, Gordes, or Roussillon, famous for its vibrant ochre hues. Here, every stone tells a story, every square invites you to pause. Time seems to stand still, and the Provençal art of living truly comes to life. A true haven for lovers of heritage, nature, and tranquility.

Between sea and wild nature

The Calanques National Park

Just over an hour's drive from our guesthouse near Lourmarin , the Calanques National Park offers you a completely different setting: limestone cliffs plunging into a deep blue sea.

Between Marseille and Cassis, set off on a hike or boat to discover these spectacular landscapes. Calanque d'En-Vau, Sormiou, Morgiou, ... names that inspire dreams and promise a wild immersion between sky, sea, and scrubland. After a morning of walking, treat yourself to a swim in a preserved cove.

Festive and cultural moments

The festivals

The region comes alive year-round with vibrant festivals bursting with color and sound. In Lourmarin, the Yeah! Festival, nestled within the castle walls, attracts fans of contemporary music. Nearby, the Summer Music Festival sets hearts racing with its open-air concerts. Also explore the Rencontres de la Photographie in Arles, the Avignon Festival, or the Piano en Valois in Aix-en-Provence.

Vibrant and Mediterranean

Marseille

Marseille, a city of contrasts and character, is less than two hours from Mas de la Lombarde.

From the Old Port to the Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde Basilica, passing through the Panier district and the MUCEM, the Phocaean city blends Mediterranean traditions with modernity.

Stroll through the markets, savor a bouillabaisse overlooking the sea, or lose yourself in its colorful alleyways. Vibrant and sunny, Marseille is an essential stop on your trip to Provence.

City of art and refinement

Aix-en-Provence

Just an hour from Mas de la Lombarde, Aix-en-Provence charms visitors with its elegance and relaxed lifestyle.

Cézanne's city invites you to stroll through its narrow streets lined with elegant townhouses, its lively markets, and its singing fountains.

Walk along the Cours Mirabeau, explore the museums, or settle down on a terrace to savor local specialties. A blend of art, history, and the art of living, Aix is a refined and welcoming destination, ideal for a city break.

A timeless hilltop village

Les Baux-de-Provence

In the Alpilles, Les Baux-de-Provence transports you to the heart of the Middle Ages. This spectacular village, perched on a rocky spur, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Provençal garrigue.

Explore the ruins of the fortress, visit the Carrières des Lumières (Quarries of Light), a unique cultural site where art comes to life on the stone walls. It's a place where minerals and mystery intertwine, an ideal excursion for lovers of history and stunning landscapes.

The City of Popes and Theatre

Avignon

Rich in medieval history, Avignon welcomes you behind its majestic ramparts. Stroll across the famous Pont Saint-Bénézet, discover the Palais des Papes, and let yourself be captivated by the lively atmosphere of the historic center.

In summer, the city comes alive with its Festival d’Avignon, one of the biggest events in contemporary theater. Less than an hour and a half away, Avignon is a vibrant city, brimming with culture, perfect for a day trip.