Tourism in Caseneuve

in the Vaucluse, discover the village of Caseneuve. Set in the Luberon countryside, the village unfolds its streets and old houses. By taking the secret roads that lead to this charming village, you will enjoy a completely different pace, far from the hustle and bustle of the big cities.

Outdoor activities are numerous. Get out your bike or your mountain bike, take your backpack and walk along the sunny paths of the Luberon. According to your desires, you can also try your hand at many other activities in the Vaucluse. For example, you can discover this region during a horse riding session, or try your hand at rock climbing.

In Caseneuve, as everywhere in the Vaucluse, the local cuisine is a tourist attraction. During your stay, treat yourself to a gourmet experience by visiting a local market. There you can meet local producers and discover vegetables, fruits, sweets and various other specialties produced locally.

For centuries, men have been taking part in the beauty of the Luberon’s landscapes: chapels, churches, museums, castles, wash houses are as many invitations to discovery.

You can contact the Tourist Office to get new ideas for visits in the area.

Are you looking for accommodation in Caseneuve or its surroundings? You can discover a wide choice of accommodation to spend your stay in the Vaucluse: campsites, bed and breakfast, hotels…

The Luberon Regional Nature Park

The creation of the Luberon Regional Natural Park in 1977 was useful in view of the varied landscapes it shelters. Between cultivated and wooded areas, valleys and hills, the Park has a complex identity. As you walk through the Park, you can encounter a rich fauna of 270 different species of vertebrates. Bird lovers can see rare birds of prey, or more discreet birds such as the elegant goldfinch or the lebruant willy. The nature side of the Luberon can also be discovered by following the Voie Verte du Calavon. From Robion to Castellet, this 37-kilometre-long cycle route passes through the heart of beautiful natural sites. The villages of the Luberon are very touristic. Some of them have been awarded the label of the most beautiful villages in France: Ménerbes, Gordes, Lourmarin and Roussillon, Ansouis.

Vaucluse Museums

A natural destination par excellence, the Vaucluse must also be seen as a cultural destination. Several dozen museums open their doors to you in the Luberon, at the foot of the Ventoux and in the Comtat Venaissin: you can for example visit the Musée de l’Œuvre in Avignon, the Francesco Petrarch Museum in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, the mechanical music mill in Mormoiron, the Bakery museum in Bonnieux, the Requien museum in Avignon, the Jouve museum in Cavaillon…