Map of La Tour d'Aigues

How much time should you allow for visiting La Tour d'Aigues?

Half a day is enough to see most of the village. Allow two to three hours if you visit the castle and its museum of earthenware.

You can stroll through the narrow streets, admire the church, and visit the main monuments. The castle tour takes about 45 minutes.

If you want to explore the surrounding area, allow a full day. The Étang de la Bonde lake is just a few kilometers away.

Hiking enthusiasts will want to add a few hours. Several trails start from the Saint-Christophe chapel.

Where can I download the map of La Tour d'Aigues in PDF format?

You can download the village map directly from this page. Click on the “Download map” button below our interactive map.

The PDF map shows all the important places. You will find monuments, parking lots, and useful services.

This document can be easily printed in A4 format. Ideal for noting down your discoveries during your visit.

The tourist office also offers free paper maps. They include suggestions for routes around the village.

Where is the tourist office?

The tourist office is located in the Château de La Tour d'Aigues. You will find it in the heart of the village, on Place Jean Jaurès.

It is open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. On Thursdays, it is only open in the afternoon, from 2:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.

There you can pick up all the documentation you need about the South Luberon. The team can provide you with information about activities and accommodation in the region.

The telephone number is +33 (0)4 90 07 50 29. You can also contact them by email before your visit.

Where to park in La Tour d'Aigues?

There is a free car park right in front of the castle. This is the most convenient place to start your visit.

Parking can be difficult during the high season. Spaces fill up quickly, especially on Tuesdays, which is market day.

Our map on this page shows you all the parking lots in the village. This will help you find alternatives in case of high traffic.

Consider arriving early in the morning during the summer. You will find it easier to find a spot near the center.

What are the must-see places?

The Renaissance castle dominates the village with its elegant facades. Although partly in ruins after two fires, it remains impressive.

Its restored cellars house the earthenware museum. Here you can see ceramics produced in the 18th century by the Baron de Bruny.

The entrance gate stands like a triumphal arch. It is one of the most beautiful in Provence.

The Notre-Dame de Romegas church is worth a visit. It dates from the 12th century and features a mourning liturgy on its interior walls.

The Saint-Christophe chapel offers a peaceful setting. It is located away from the village, surrounded by bucolic landscapes.

The wash house and fountains line the narrow streets. They bear witness to everyday life in the past.

The market is held every Tuesday morning in the square. You will find local products from the Luberon there.

How to get to La Tour d'Aigues?

By car from Aix-en-Provence, take the A51 motorway, exit 15 Pertuis. Drive through Pertuis towards La Tour d'Aigues, 5 km away.

From Marseille, the journey takes 45 minutes. The A51 takes you directly to Pertuis.

From Avignon, follow the signs for Apt then Pertuis. The journey takes about 1 hour 15 minutes.

The ZOU! bus lines 923 and 983 serve the village. They connect La Tour d'Aigues to Pertuis and Aix-en-Provence.

The nearest SNCF train station is in Pertuis. Bus connections provide links to the village.

What are the best places to stay in La Tour d'Aigues?

Les Coquelicots guest rooms offer a Provençal setting with an outdoor pool and garden. Guests appreciate the warm welcome and generous breakfasts, with the option of dinner on site for €20. The Best Western Sévan Parc Hotel, located in Pertuis a few kilometers away, offers a refined setting in the heart of the Luberon park with a swimming pool surrounded by a beautiful patio. Several gîtes and vacation rentals allow you to stay independently with a fully equipped kitchen, such as “La Madone,” which enjoys a convenient location near the regional nature park.

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