How to Spend a Perfect Day in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue with Itinerary Map

Itinerary Map

Click the square mark on the top left of the map to see a list of tourist spots. If you open the enlarge button on the top right corner on your smartphone, this model course will be displayed on Google Maps along with its location information. You can also quickly return to this map from the table of contents in the sidebar (if using a smartphone, select “Go to table of contents” from the menu at the bottom of the screen).

【Start】

①L’Isle sur la Sorgue Fontaine de Vaucluse Station

Gare de L’Isle Sur la Sorgue Fontaine de Vaucluse

★When you arrive at the station, turn right. Then, turn left at the end and go straight to go to the center street. It takes 10 minutes by walk.

②Notre Dame des Anges Collegial

La Collégiale Notre Dame des Anges

Time required: 15 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

Opening hour: 10 am – noon / 3 pm – 6 pm

Close: Saturday, Sunday

This is a church in the center of town. The interior of this church, which was registered as a historical heritage site in 1911, has undergone repeated renovations and has become very luxurious despite being a small town church. The influence from Italy is especially strong, and you can see gold decorations on the walls and altars.

③Tourist Information Center

Time required: 5 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

It’s right next to the church. Get informed here.

★Continue to walk on the street. When you arrive at the river, turn left and go along the river. It takes 15 minutes.

④Public Garden

Time required: 10 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

This is a small park across the bridge from the restaurant area. A waterwheel is placed in nature.

★Go to Rose Goudard St for the walk in the town. When you arrive at Ferdinand Buisson Square, turn left to go to République St. It takes 15 minutes.

⑤View Point

Time required: 5 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

This is the point where the divided rivers meet. The scenery from here is very beautiful.

★Pass the bridge and turn left to go to the avenue. It takes 5 minutes.

⑥Municipal Gautier Park

Parc Municipal Gautier

Time required: 15 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

It is a park with a mansion in the center. Local people are relaxing here. Events such as an antique market are also held here.

★Continue to walk on the avenue for 5 minutes.

⑦Waterwheel

Time required: 5 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

You can feel its history by looking at the moss-covered waterwheel on the River Sorgue.

★Turn left at a roundabout to return to the station. Before go back to the station, visit an antic village near the station.

⑧Antic Village of the station

Village des Antiquaires de la gare

Time required: 60 min

Admission fee: 0 euro

Opening hour: 10 am – 6 pm

Close: No

This is one of the antique markets open in front of the station. It is quite large, with over 100 shops housed in several buildings. There are over 20,000 items on sale, and they carry a wide variety of items, so it’s fun to stroll around.

★Go back to the station.

【Goal】

L’Isle sur la Sorgue Fontaine de Vaucluse Station

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