Gordes, Medieval charm in a stone-built haven

Place Genty Pantaly Gordes, France

"Claimed to be one of the beautiful villages in France."

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Introduction

The Stone City, also known as Gordes or Gordes Village, is a small town in Provence, France. It is located on the southern ridge of the Vaucluse Mountains, at an altitude of 370 meters, and has a population of about 2,000 permanent residents. The medieval architecture is the most prominent feature of the Stone City, and the entire town is built up of granite from the mountains, giving it a floating house look. Its unique geographical location and architecture style make it a unique and charming town, attracting countless tourists. In addition to the old buildings such as castles, churches, and stairs, the blooming flowers around also bring tranquility and vitality to the town. If you head 2 kilometers north from the Stone City, you will come to the famous Senanque Abbey. Although the lavender fields here are not large in scale, the entire valley landscape is known as "one of the most beautiful valleys in France." The above content is referenced from Wikipedia and Luc Viatour's pictures.

Address

Place Genty Pantaly Gordes, France

Transportation

Bus: Take the Trans Vaucluse 7 bus line to Cavaillon (about 40 minutes), then transfer to the 15.3 bus and get off at Gordes-Place du Chateau station, which takes about 90 minutes in total.

Phone +33-4-9072-0275

Website http://www.gordes-village.com