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©Droits gérés HOCQUEL Alain - Coll. CDT Vaucluse
Perched on a limestone ridge since the 12th century, Blauvac offers beautiful views of the Ventoux and the Vaucluse mountains. A Celto-Ligurian oppidum on the hillside bears witness to a much more ancient presence.
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An imposing castle, with round towers and an inner courtyard, dominates the houses and the church of Saint Sebastian (also 12th century).
Below on the hill, the Notre Dame des Neiges chapel, which was initially named Notre Dame de Blaise, was built on an ancient Celto-Ligurian oppidum and renamed when it snowed in August, a pilgrimage celebrating the event every year.
On the way to Méthamis, the Abbaye Notre Dame de Bon Secours, offers temporary exhibitions and a monastic shop full of...
Below on the hill, the Notre Dame des Neiges chapel, which was initially named Notre Dame de Blaise, was built on an ancient Celto-Ligurian oppidum and renamed when it snowed in August, a pilgrimage celebrating the event every year.
On the way to Méthamis, the Abbaye Notre Dame de Bon Secours, offers temporary exhibitions and a monastic shop full of...
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Public WC
Restaurant
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Free access.
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Contact The village of Blauvac
