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Ina FichtelMas Du Grand Jonquier
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The bedroomsEach of the six bedrooms is designed with unique style and attention to detail, providing comfort and cheerfulness. Furnished in authentic Provencal fashion, each bedroom has its own bathroom.
The lounge and dining room still maintain their original charm, with exposed stone walls, traditional Provencal ceilings, and inviting open fireplaces. During the winter season, breakfast and dinner are served in these cozy spaces.
Breakfast and Dinner
Under the shade of a magnificent chestnut tree, guests can enjoy their breakfast and dinner outdoors while listening to the melodic songs of the "Provence cigales". In the colder months, meals are served in front of the fireplace indoors.
Our breakfast menu offers a generous selection, including items such as yogurt, preserves, honey, fruits, cheese, sweet pastries, and options like cornflakes or muesli.
Ina and Thomas Fichtel, a skilled professional cook, use fresh ingredients from the local market to create delectable meals that combine their own unique flair with traditional Provencal cuisine. Guests have the opportunity to learn Thomas' cooking secrets during his evening demonstrations starting at 5 pm, if desired.
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Attractions
- Village des Bories: Located in Gordes, this open-air museum showcases traditional stone huts called "bories" that were used by farmers in the past. Visitors can explore the preserved huts and learn about the history and architecture of the region.
- Abbaye Notre-Dame de Sénanque: Situated in Gordes, this picturesque Cistercian abbey dates back to the 12th century. Surrounded by lavender fields, it offers a serene atmosphere and beautiful views. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the abbey's history and admire its Romanesque architecture.
- Château de Lourmarin: Located in the charming village of Lourmarin, this Renaissance castle is known for its architectural beauty and historical significance. It houses a museum displaying art collections, manuscripts, and artifacts from the region's history. The castle also hosts various cultural events and concerts throughout the year.
- Pont d'Avignon (Pont Saint-Bénézet): Situated in Avignon, this famous medieval bridge is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Although only four arches remain, it offers a fascinating glimpse into the city's history. Visitors can explore the bridge, visit the museum nearby, and enjoy panoramic views of the Rhône River.
- Palais des Papes: Located in Avignon, this grand palace is one of the most significant Gothic buildings in Europe. It served as the residence of several popes during the 14th century and now stands as a testament to the city's papal history. Visitors can take guided tours to explore the majestic halls, chapels, and gardens of the palace.
- Village des Antiquaires de l'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue: Situated in Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, this charming village is renowned for its antique shops and markets. Visitors can wander through the narrow streets, browsing a vast array of antique furniture, vintage clothing, artwork, and more. The village is particularly famous for its Sunday market, attracting collectors and bargain hunters from far and wide.
- The Lavender Museum (Musée de la Lavande): Located in Coustellet, this museum offers a fascinating insight into the history, cultivation, and production of lavender. Visitors can learn about the uses of lavender in traditional Provencal culture, witness the distillation process, and explore the beautiful lavender fields surrounding the museum.
- Carrières de Lumières: Situated in Les Baux-de-Provence, this unique multimedia art exhibition takes place in an abandoned limestone quarry. Spectacular light and sound shows project famous works of art onto the quarry's vast walls, creating an immersive experience. Visitors can marvel at the stunning visual displays while listening to accompanying music.
- Château de Tarascon: Located in the town of Tarascon, this medieval fortress is perched on the banks of the Rhône River. With its imposing towers and fortified walls, the castle offers a glimpse into the region's military history. Visitors can explore the castle's interior, including its impressive courtyard and medieval rooms. 10. Les Antiques: Situated in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, this archaeological site features two ancient Roman monuments: the Mausoleum of the Julii and the Triumphal Arch of Glanum. These well-preserved structures date back to the 1st century BC and provide a fascinating insight into the Roman history of the region. Visitors can explore the ruins and learn about the ancient civilization that once thrived there.