What to see in Carpentras? Attractions map

Lavender sea at the foot of the "blue gold" capital

Lavender fields

Lavender in Provence blooms from early June to mid-August. There are special maps that track in which region it is best to observe flowering now. If you are by car, you will have no problem getting to...

Polina_Sumy

• 9 years ago

For lovers of historical places

Arch at Carpentras

The Antique Arch was built in 19 AD. e. in honor of the emperor Tiberius. Later, the arch served as a side entrance to the church of St. Siffreius, and even later was part of the local prison service building...

Polina_Sumy

• 9 years ago

Location of one of the four Christian relics

Church of Saint Siffredio

The Church of St. Siffred is a former cathedral church of the Catholic diocese, the first bishop of which was St. Siffred. The church was built in the 15th century at the insistence of the Pope Benedict...

Polina_Sumy

• 9 years ago

For lovers of historical places

Porte d'Orange gate

The Porte d'Orange, dating from the 14th century, is the surviving part of the city wall that surrounded Carpentras in the Middle Ages. The height of the gate is 27 meters. A one-sided ring is now laid...

Polina_Sumy

• 9 years ago

Dedicated to sweet tooth

Confiserie Clavel

Confiserie Clavel is a family confectionery business now in its 4th generation. Here you can not only eat delicious ice cream with various additives, but also buy all kinds of local sweets. Here and candied...

Polina_Sumy

• 9 years ago

What to see in Carpentras?

Top Attractions of Carpentras

Lavender fields

Confiserie Clavel

Church of Saint Siffredio

Arch at Carpentras

Porte d'Orange gate