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Tourist map and places to visit in Jonquières
Looking for a map of Jonquières and practical information for your visit? This Vaucluse village of 4,300 inhabitants is located 9 km from Orange and 20 km from Avignon. Our interactive map locates all the must-see sites. Jonquières boasts superb 18th-century residences such as Malijay, Causans, Beauregard and Pécoulette. The village also boasts a well-preserved natural setting with its landscaped pond.
Situated on the fertile plain of the Comtat Venaissin, Jonquières is strategically located for exploring Provence. Its land, watered by the Ouvèze river and the Carpentras canal, is ideal for growing vegetables and wine. The village is particularly renowned for its spectacular tulip fields, which bloom over a 20-hectare area in late March and early April. Find out more on this tourist map.
How long will it take to visit Jonquières?
Allow half a day to discover the essentials of Jonquières. This time will allow you to explore the circular historic center and admire the main mansions. The village retains its original circular shape, encircled by a boulevard where houses have replaced the old ramparts.
Allow 2 hours to visit the heart of the village on foot. Add 1 hour for the landscaped pond 1 km from the center. If you'd like to explore the surrounding area, including Orange and its Roman monuments, book a full day.
Hiking enthusiasts will appreciate the many trails that start from the village. Numerous hiking trails start from the village, with itineraries suitable for both sportsmen and amateurs. These walks will help you discover the surrounding agricultural landscapes.
For heritage enthusiasts, a visit to one of the village's historic residences is well worth your while.
Where can I download a PDF map of Jonquières?
You can obtain a detailed PDF map of Jonquières by clicking on the “Download map” button above our interactive map. This document will accompany you as you explore the village.
The PDF map includes the precise location of historic monuments and points of interest. It also indicates available parking and recommended tours. Convenient to print out or consult on your smartphone.
For real-time navigation, our interactive map remains the most complete solution. It geolocates you and guides you to each tourist site. Information is updated regularly.
Where is the Jonquières tourist office?
The tourist office serving Jonquières is located at 5 Cours Aristide Briand in Orange (84100), accessible on 04 90 34 70 88. Since 2017, Jonquières has been part of the Communauté de communes du Pays Réuni d'Orange, which explains this location.
This intercommunal tourist office provides information on all the activities in the region. Our advisors will point you in the right direction, according to your tastes. Detailed brochures and free maps are available.
There's also a Tourist Information Point at Jonquières Town Hall for local information. The town hall is located on Avenue de la Libération BP 90, and can be reached on 04 90 70 59 00.
Opening times vary according to the season. We advise you to check before you travel.
What are the must-see places in Jonquières?
Jonquières' main attraction is its historic homes. You'll come across a succession of superb residences, like little castles: Pécoulette, Beauregard, Causans and of course Malijay. The latter, a beautiful 18th-century residence, has now been converted into a cultural center hosting concerts and exhibitions.
The landscaped pond is another must-see. Just 1 km from the village center, you'll find a small pond with a “guinguette” and picnic areas. The ideal place for a relaxing family break. Fishing enthusiasts can try their luck.
The historic center is well worth a careful stroll. Circular in shape, it is surrounded by a boulevard, where houses and shops have replaced the ramparts. This unique configuration makes it easy to visit on foot.
The tulip fields offer an exceptional seasonal spectacle. The blooming of millions of bulbs in late March and early April over some 20 hectares attracts thousands of lovers of beautiful images.
How do I get to Jonquières?
Jonquières is easily accessible by car from theA7 freeway. The nearest freeway is the A7. The commune is crossed by the D 950, linking the A7 freeway to Carpentras, and by the D 977, joining Vaison-la-Romaine to the north. Exit at Orange-Centre or Avignon-Nord, depending on where you're coming from.
The village is ideally situated between several major tourist destinations. Orange is just 9 km away, Avignon 20 km. This central location makes it the perfect base from which to explore Provence. Towns and villages close to Jonquières are : Courthézon 3.15 km, Camaret-sur-Aigues 5.91 km, Sarrians 6.77 km.
By public transport, the nearest SNCF train station is in Orange. Departmental bus routes link Jonquières to the main towns in the Vaucluse. Check the timetable according to the period of your visit.
For cyclists, the small departmental roads offer safe routes through the Provencal countryside.
Where is the Jonquières tourist office?
The tourist office serving Jonquières is located at 5 Cours Aristide Briand in Orange (84100), accessible on 04 90 34 70 88. Since 2017, Jonquières has been part of the Communauté de communes du Pays Réuni d'Orange, which explains this location.
This intercommunal tourist office provides information on all the activities in the region. Our advisors will point you in the right direction, according to your tastes. Detailed brochures and free maps are available.
There's also a Tourist Information Point at Jonquières Town Hall for local information. The town hall is located on Avenue de la Libération BP 90, and can be reached on 04 90 70 59 00.
Opening times vary according to the season. We advise you to check before you travel.
What are the best hotels in Jonquières?
For your accommodation in Jonquières, there are several quality establishments to choose from. Le Mas du Clos de l'Escarrat, set in an old 17th-century Provencal farmhouse, offers self-contained apartments with views of Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Le Mas des Tourterelles offers spacious rooms with Jacuzzi, magnificent garden and hearty breakfast. Le Mas Saint Philippe offers self-catering accommodation with kitchen and terrace overlooking the pool. These three establishments combine Provencal charm and modern comfort, with swimming pools and gardens to make the most of the Mediterranean climate.
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NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Courthézon (5 km), Camaret sur Aigues (8 km), Sarrians (8 km) and Orange (9 km).