You can admire a fascinating heritage in Châteaurenard. This Provençal town is dominated by the remains of the castle, including two towers and part of the ramparts. The fortress is situated atop a wooded hill and offers a great spot for a family walk (don’t forget to make a detour to the statue of the Golden Virgin). Fans of Romanesque architecture can also marvel at the Saint-Honorat chapel in the heart of the old town.
Do you want to dine at a restaurant without having to drive? Looking for local shops like a grocery store or a bakery? Need to book an appointment with a hairdresser? This authentic town, located just south of Avignon and at the gateway to the Alpilles, provides all the amenities you need for a holiday with friends, family, or a romantic getaway.
In Châteaurenard, outdoor activities are easily accessible. If your idea of a holiday includes hiking, the Alpilles and the Luberon are nearby, offering trails through these preserved areas of Provence. The Bouches-du-Rhône region offers numerous nature activities: cycling or mountain biking, horseback riding, golf, tree climbing courses, via ferrata in Cavaillon, climbing, paragliding, and more.
Like other villages in the Bouches-du-Rhône, Châteaurenard boasts a very generous local produce, delighting tourists. Gastronomy is a key part of Châteaurenard’s identity, with local producers maintaining traditions. A large market takes place every Sunday morning throughout the year, and a farmers’ market is also held every Sunday from late March to October.
Thinking about staying in the Bouches-du-Rhône department? Discover a wide range of accommodations to enjoy your holidays in the Bouches-du-Rhône and the Durance Valley: hotels, bed and breakfasts, campsites, and more. What can you visit and do in Châteaurenard and its surroundings? Contact the Tourist Office to plan your stay.
