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PROVENCE

Le Fer à Cheval is situated in the heart of the Lubéron, home to many of “Les Plus Beaux Villages de France” (France’s “most beautiful villages”) such as Roussillon, Ménerbes and Gordes, that are only a few minutes’ drive away, as well as the other perched villages of Bonnieux, Lacoste, Goult, and Oppède-le-Vieux.

The area offer numerous activities to please all ages and interests be it food, wine, sports, site-seeing or shopping. Provence is famed for its daily farmers’ markets offering an abundant array of fresh and locally grown produce. One can practise many sports around the property and the entire Lubéron area is a biker’s paradise. A 70 km cycling path can be accessed from the house and the more athletically capable can take on the steep climbs around the area or even attempt the Mont Ventoux. There is no shortage of sites to visit: the Marquis de Sade’s medieval castle in Lacoste, the village of Isle-sur-la-Sorgue and its antique dealers, and further afield the papal city of Avignon or the roman arenas in Nîmes and Arles, just to name a few.

Listed on the map below are just a sample of some popular activities the area has to offer.

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A 70-kilometer long bike path is conveniently accessed from the property. It is a great starting point for bikes, walks and runs. The entire Lubéron area is a biker’s paradise and the more athletically capable can attempt climbing Mont Ventoux visible directly to the North of the property.

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For an equestrian experience, there are great professional stables 500m away from the property.

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Tennis courts are available in the villages of Bonnieux and Goult and local coaches can offer private lessons or week-long camps for children during the summer.

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There is no shortage of delectable restaurants, from the casual yet tasty venues to more formal, Michelin-starred establishments all within a few minutes' drive of the property in the villages nearby.

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Discover Provence's villages by following the travelling markets during the week, starting with our very own in Bonnieux on Fridays.

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Within a 20-minute drive are the world-renowned rock-climbing walls of the Petit Lubéron mountain range, accessible from the village of Buoux.

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Shopping for antiques at world renowned l’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, and kayaking down the Sorgue river are fun for the whole family.

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Gordes rises above the Lubéron valley, its stone houses and cobbled streets clinging onto the flanks of sharp cliffs offering breathtaking views.

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Visit the village of Roussillon and its quarries dating back to the late 18th century when the red and yellow earth was mined for its pigment used in the textile industry.

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Lacoste, famous as the home of the Marquis de Sade, is very popular during its annual music and arts festival in July hosted by Pierre Cardin.

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There are many wineries and cooperatives to visit and sample, from the local Bonnieux coop to the world-famous cobble stoned vineyards of Châteauneuf-du-Pape, Hermitage, or Gigondas, between one and two hours away.

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One can visit the papal city of Avignon, shopper’s paradise Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and floral Aix-en-Provence, all reachable by car within an hour.

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Nîmes and Arles are Roman-era towns, complete with their arenas and reachable by car within 45 minutes, and offer concerts, opera, and even corridas.

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Les Alpilles is the other famous mountain range in Provence, and home to Saint-Rémy and les Baux-de-Provence.

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An hour and a half away by car is the Camargue region with its wild horses, bulls and flamingos, and scenic wetlands overlooking the sea.

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The closest beaches are in Cassis, south east of the port-city of Marseille, France’s second largest city, which is a destination in itself.

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Petrol heads can go karting in Monteux or race the latest sports cars at Michelin’s testing track in Salon-de-Provence for a different set of thrills.

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The Provence Country Club is an 18-hole golf course located less than 30 minutes from the property.

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