This typical Provencal village has kept its medieval architecture intact. It is worth visiting on foot, entering from the east through the Mazarine gate. Along its narrow streets and flowery squares full of history, you will discover the Saint-Jean gate, dating from the 16th century, the Sainte-Magdeleine chapel built on the ruins of the feudal castle, before reaching the Pénitents-Blancs square on the rocky outcrop, to discover the orientation table made of stone and ceramics (created by Anne-Marie Surlier, a village potter). Nowadays, the wine activity is predominant but the craft industry also occupies a major place in the village.

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