Bonnieux

This beautiful hilltop village is reminiscent of a Provençal cot. Bonnieux, in the Petit Luberon, is situated on the Combe de Lourmarin, which divides the massif into 2 parts.

The village boasts a wide variety of natural and historic sites. Two churches, town houses and remarkable residences.

On the crest of the Luberon, the cedar forest is a breath of fresh air for hikers and nature lovers.

Don't miss: the 12th-century high church with its 86-step entrance, the new 19th-century church, the Bakery Museum, the remains of the 12th-century towers and ramparts, the Louise Bourgeois church and the Louve garden.

Don't miss: the Belvedere orientation table, the remains of the 13th-century towers and ramparts, the 18th-century Hôtel de Rouville, the Pont Julien (3rd century BC), the 19th-century Tour Philippe.

As you stroll through the village, you'll discover sites marked by 15 lecterns that retrace the history of the village.
At the corner of a street, on a monument, on the corner of a square or affixed to the front of a house... these explanatory panels tell you all about the history and heritage of this village. They are illustrated with old photos and postcards from the Rouchet collection.