Tourism in Lapalud

Located in the Vaucluse department, the pretty village of Lapalud seduces by its picturesque charm. Its setting? The picturesque landscapes of Provence. Welcoming about 3300 inhabitants, the village of Lapalud is a privileged destination.

The beauty of nature is at the heart of Lapalud’s attractiveness. This is the opportunity to go hiking or cycling along the paths of Provence. Other nature activities are also offered in Provence: first flight, climbing, tree climbing, via ferrata…

In Lapalud, as everywhere in the Vaucluse department, the local gastronomic tradition is a real tourist attraction. Visit the local producers directly and share the unique atmosphere of the regional markets.

As you travel through the roads of Provence, you will find real treasures: Romanesque churches, old houses, castles or manor houses…

You can contact the Tourist Office of Lapalud to get ideas of accessible visits in the surroundings.

You wish to stay in the Vaucluse department? You can discover a selection of accommodations to spend your stay in the Vaucluse department: campsites, bed and breakfast, hotels…

The Rhone Valley

A natural communication route between the south and the north of France, the Rhone Valley is home to many villages. Medieval castles, orchards, vineyards and hills make up a landscape of great beauty, between heritage and nature. From the Rhone Valley, you can easily enjoy the region’s tourist treasures, from the beaches of the Côte Bleue or Camargue to Mont-Ventoux, from the Luberon to the Alpilles Regional Nature Park.

Museums of Vaucluse

Villages and landscapes are not the only treasures of the department. The numerous museums of Vaucluse will seduce you for sure. for example, the printing museum in Valréas, the museum of the National Museum of Piolenc, the museum of the Hotel Dieu in Cavaillon, the museum of the Moulin des Bouillons in Gordes, the Judeo-Comtadin museum in Cavaillon, the ecomuseum of Provençal santons and traditions in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, the Comtadin-Duplessis museum in Carpentras…