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1. Château de Lourmarin
Loumarin's Renaissance-era château, which was privately restored in the 1920s to appealing near-perfection, is the town's main draw. The "new" wing (begun in 1526 and...Read More
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2. Palais des Papes
This colossal palace creates a disconcertingly fortresslike impression, underlined by the austerity of its interior. Most of the original furnishings were returned to Rome with...Read More
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3. Palais des Papes
Castle/PalaceThis colossal palace creates a disconcertingly fortresslike impression, underlined by the austerity of its interior. Most of the original furnishings...Read More
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4. Castellet
This 15th-century fortress juts out at the prow of Ménerbes....Read More
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5. Château
Despite Tarascon's modern-day drawbacks, with the walls of its formidable château plunging straight into the roaring Rhône, this ancient city on the river presents a...Read More
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6. Château
If you're disinclined to spend your holiday sniffing and sipping, climb the hill to the ruins of the château. Though it was destroyed in the...Read More
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7. Château
Fontaine has its own ruined château, perched romantically on a forested hilltop over the town and illuminated at night. First built around the year 1000...Read More
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8. Château d'If
In the 16th century, François I recognized the strategic advantage of an island fortress surveying the mouth of Marseille's vast harbor and built this imposing...Read More
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9. Château de Cassis
This imposing castle has loomed over the harbor since the invasions of the Saracens in the 7th century, evolving over time into a walled enclosure...Read More
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10. Château de Gordes
The only way you can get into this château is by paying to see a collection of photo paintings by pop artist Pol Mara, who...Read More
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11. Château de Lacoste
Little but jagged ruins remain of the once magnificent Château de Lacoste, where the Marquis de Sade (1740–1814) spent some 30 years of his life,...Read More
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12. Château du Barroux
With grand vaulted rooms and a chapel dating to the 12th century, this château is Le Barroux's main draw. Some of its halls serve as...Read More
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13. Ducal Palace
The Middle Ages, the Renaissance, and the 17th century are on display at the 1,000-year-and-counting residence of the Dukes of Uzès (when the blue flag...Read More
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14. Palais de Longchamp
La CanebièreThis extravagant and grandiose 19th-century palace, inaugurated in 1869, was built to celebrate the completion of an 84-km (52-mile) aqueduct bringing the water of the...Read More
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15. Tour et Remparts d'Aigues Mortes
The walls and towers of this Gothic fortress, once a state-of-the-art marvel, are astonishingly well preserved. The stout ramparts now contain the tourist-filled village of...Read More
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16. Les Luminessences d'Avignon
As if the Palais des Papes weren't spectacular enough, twice nightly (at 9:15 and 10:15) for six weeks in August and September, the magical Luminessences...Read More
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