Tourism in Jonquerettes

in the Vaucluse, the village of Jonquerettes seduces by its picturesque charm, nestled in the heart of the spectacular landscapes of Provence.

Here, in this Vaucluse village, another pace of life is offered to you.

Outdoor activities are numerous. Rent a bike, put on your backpack and explore the sunny paths of Provence. In the surrounding area, there is a wide range of outdoor activities: horse riding, golf, via ferrata, tree climbing, paragliding…

Fruits of Provence, seafood and fish, white, red or rosé wines, sheep or goat cheeses and tomes from the Queyras or the Mercantour… The attractiveness of southeastern France is also based on its gastronomy. The terroir of Provence offers you beautiful culinary escapades, to discover the farmers and producers.

Churches and bell towers, fountains and wash houses, monasteries, castles and abbeys… Take advantage of your stay to discover a cultural and historical heritage. To find out more, you can contact the Tourist Office. Do you want to stay in Jonquerettes or in the surroundings of Jonquerettes? Many tourists love camping in the sunny Vaucluse. You can also find characterful guest rooms and very nice hotels with a real cachet. Discover quality accommodation.

The Museums in the Vaucluse department

Villages and landscapes are not the only tourist attractions of the Vaucluse. Dozens of museums welcome you in the Comtat Venaissin, on the slopes of the Ventoux and in the Luberon: you will appreciate for example the Château Turcan (museum of Wine Arts and Crafts) in Ansouis, the Lavender museum in Cabrières-d’Avignon, the oil mill museum in Rustrel…

The Popes of Avignon

In the 14th century, the popes forced to flee Rome found refuge in their Provençal lands. The city of Avignon became for several decades the seat of all Western Christendom. From this period, we have inherited a very rich heritage: ramparts and towers in an excellent state of conservation, the Popes’ Palace which was the residence of the sovereign pontiffs…