Tourism in Lioux

You prefer small villages to big cities? Discover Lioux, a charming village in the heart of the Vaucluse. Located in the heart of magnificent landscapes, this typical Luberon village reconciles modernity and tradition. By choosing to take the discreet roads leading to the village of Lioux, you will revitalize yourself in complete serenity, a thousand miles from the pace of everyday life.

In Lioux, there are many activities close to nature. Do you like hiking? You can walk along the hiking trails of this preserved area of the Luberon. During your stay in the Luberon, you can also try your hand at other activities: first flight, climbing, via ferrata…

Fruits and vegetables (strawberries, grapes, melons, peaches, apricots, plums, cherries, courgettes), fish and seafood, red, white or rosé wines, olives from Provence… The diversity of the soils in southeastern France has given rise to a number of specialties.

In Lioux, greed is the order of the day! Visit the local producers directly and taste the flavors of the regional markets.

The heritage of the Luberon offers the promise of beautiful discoveries. In a small village, a restored wash house. There, an old medieval castle with its keep and walls.

You can get in touch with the Lioux Tourist Office to find out about places of interest to visit in the surrounding area.

You wish to stay in the Vaucluse? You wish to stay in the calm of Lioux? In order to help you prepare your stay, we suggest you quality accommodation.

The Luberon Regional Nature Park

The Luberon Regional Nature Park owes its popularity to its remarkable natural areas. Between vineyards, orchards and wooded areas, valleys and hills, the Park has a complex identity between Provence, the Mediterranean and the Alps. During your hikes, you will be able to observe more than 270 species of vertebrates. In particular, you can observe the Jean-le-Blanc circaète, Bonelli’s eagle or the Egyptian vulture. On the nature side, the Luberon can also be discovered by walking the Green Way of Calavon. From Robion to Castellet, this 37-kilometre-long cycle track has taken up the route of an old railway line. The perched villages, in the Calavon valley, in the Durance valley or on the slopes of the Petit and Grand Luberon, also contribute to the charm of the area.

Vaucluse Museums

During your stay, you will be able to discover a large number of museums. The department has several dozen, including the Louis Vouland museum in Avignon, the museum of the Rabasse du Ventoux in Monieux, the museum of the underground world in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, the museum of the Petit Palais in Avignon, the Blachère Foundation in Apt….