When you come to the Festival, don’t forget to visit La Roque d’Anthéron! It is a magnificent village facing the foothills of the Luberon, bathed in the Durance River and surrounded by an amazing and unspoilt countryside. Take a diversion to the Abbey of Silvacane, stroll through La Roque d’Anthéron’s picturesque streets where you will see the Château de Florans or venture out on one of its marked paths. Feel free to stop at one of the many restaurants in town:

• Le Café du Midi et la Table de Susana
• Le Glacier Le Quillé
• Le Grain de Sel
• Le Jas
• Le Mas de Jossyl
• Brasserie Au Tandem

Discover the Abbey of Silvacane on guided tours, every day in July and August.

Find all the information for your stay in La Roque d’Anthéron on the website of the Tourist Office.

In addition to an exceptionally rich natural environment, Provence is a wonderful region full of towns and villages to discover. Take advantage of your visit to the Festival to discover this unique cultural and natural heritage. Here is a list of links that will help you to prepare your stay around the Festival.

• Aix-en-Provence
• Charleval
• Comité régional du tourisme Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur
• Lambesc
• Lauris
• Lourmarin
• Destination Luberon
• Mallemort
• Marseille
• Mimet
• Rognes 
• Saint Cannat
• Saint Rémy de Provence

Also, thanks to My Provence, discover the good plans for nature, food or cultural events in the region, in order to have an unforgettable stay!

If you’d like to extend your experience at the Festival and in the village, here’s a list of accommodations that can host you in La Roque d’Anthéron.

• Rognes
• Pertuis
• Lambesc
• Mallemort
• Ménerbes
• Lauris
• Aix en Provence