Saint-Pantaléon

Tourism and travel guide

The village of Saint-Pantaléon in the Vaucluse can not have dreamt of a more pleasant setting. This authentic village can be discovered along the streets. Life here takes on a whole new meaning.

The proximity of nature is a major factor in the attractiveness of this village. It is an opportunity to go hiking or to go mountain biking or cycling on the paths and trails of the Luberon and the Comtat Venaissin. During your vacation in the Vaucluse, you can also try your hand at other activities. For example, you can opt for a horse ride or try your hand at climbing.

Like many other villages in the Vaucluse, Saint-Pantaléon offers an exceptionally rich terroir. During your vacation, treat yourself to a gourmet experience by going to a local market to buy vegetables, fruit, honey, sweets and various other specialties produced in the region.

Ancient churches, fountains and wash houses, abbeys and monasteries… Also take advantage of your stay to discover an exceptional historical and cultural heritage. Do you have a passion for the Middle Ages? You can visit the Sénanque Abbey, built by Cistercian monks in a wild valley near Gordes.

You wish to stay in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur? The campsite is put in the spotlight in the Vaucluse. There are also very nice guest rooms and hotels. Discover quality accommodation. What to do? Get closer to the Tourist Office to find out about all the activities.

The Comtat Venaissin

Saint-Pantaléon belongs to the Comtat Venaissin, which was once the property of the popes. This territory, which has been part of France since the Revolution, is a popular tourist destination for its authentic villages, castles, churches and religious buildings, and its land based on the cultivation of vines, fruit and olives.

Discovering the Luberon

Departments of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence and Vaucluse, the Luberon Regional Natural Park seduces with its landscapes, natural environments, between crops and forests, medieval villages and isolated sheepfolds, hills, valleys and valleys… During your hikes, you will be able to admire a little less than 300 different species of vertebrates. For example, the Bonelli’s eagle, a particularly rare species of bird of prey. Cycling enthusiasts can discover the Luberon on the natural side by taking the Voie Verte du Calavon (Green Way of Calavon). The Luberon is home to many perched villages, which you can easily discover from Saint-Pantaléon.

The Museums in the Vaucluse department

Nature destination par excellence, the Vaucluse department is also a cultural destination. The Museums in the Vaucluse department will know how to seduce you. You will be able to visit, for example, the printing museum in Valréas, the lapidary museum of Avignon in Avignon, the ecomuseum of the calls of Saint-Didier of Saint-Didier, the Lambert Collection of Avignon, the museum of the hotel God of Cavaillon…