Tourisme et Handicap
Le label national a pour objectif d'apporter une information fiable, descriptive et objective de l'accessibilité des sites et des équipements touristiques en tenant compte de tous les types de handicaps (auditif, mental, moteur, visuel).
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Gîtes de France® : the TV campaign "Gîtes de France, and your holidays have a different meaning"
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Gîtes de France® : la campagne TV "Gîtes de France, et vos vacances prennent un autre sens"
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 If you happen to like magnificent views and small, beautiful villages, you just may like the hilltop villages in the Haut Vaucluse, also known as the Provence of the Popes !
Buisson : This tiny village was a Commandery for the Knights Templar. It was a real stronghold, with powerful defensive architecture. The heart of the village is built around the 12th-century church. The strong religious past remains tangible: the coat of arms, the church, the commandery …
Vaison la Romaine : Vaison la Romaine means the Roman village and the current town along the Ouveze river, and also the medieval town which was built on high. The medieval tow n was a strongly fortified village crowned by the count’s château. Cobblestone streets lead to the château from which you have superb views. In the hills surrounding Vaison lies the village of Saint Romain en Viennois, which turns its back on Mont Ventoux. A lane of plane trees circles the village, which still has ruins of its former ramparts. The village is a real haven of peace and quiet.
Brantes : facing Mont Ventoux, this small medieval village crowned by the ruins of its feudal castle. Narrow winding streets, vaulted passageways, and of course, breathtaking views of Mont Ventoux.
Saint Marcellin lès Vaison : this village, with its small population of 360 inhabitants looks out over its neighbor, the village of Le Crestet
Crestet : easy to reach in a car. Superb views over the Ouvèze river valley, the castles in Entrechaux and Saint Marcellin lès Vaison. At the top of the village, unmatched views over the Dentelles de Montmirail, and Mont Ventoux. Strolling through the streets at the top of the village, you will see many sculptures which lead you to the former home of artist François Stahly.
Next, let’s move on to the Dentelles de Montmirail: Séguret: ranked among the most beautiful villages in France, this historical town takes you straight back to life in the past – here you can easily imagine life during medieval times or the Renaissance … small winding streets, lovely old homes and buildings.
Gigondas : is the gateway to the Dentelles de Montmirail range, a great favorite with rock climbers and hikers from near and far. 
Suzette: in the very heart of the Dentelles de Montmirail, the medieval village of Suzette is harmonious and peaceful.
Le Barroux : crowned by its château-fortress, the perched village of Le Barroux has beautiful old medieval streets. A peaceful atmosphere pervades the village. Beautiful views from the top of the village, which looks out over the Comtat Venaissin plains, the Dentelles de Montmirail and Mont Ventoux. Leave from Le Barroux in the direction of Beaumes de Venise – this takes you along a winding country road through the most beautiful Côtes du Rhône vineyards!
The village of La Roque-Alric comes into view, partially hidden by the rock which shelters it from the mistral wind. The church was built into the rock, and affords magnificent views of the Dentelles de Montmirail.
Then comes Lafare, with nice views of the valley, and the starting point for many hikes or walks in the Dentelles.
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