Entertain your whildren while discovering the village of Les Baux-de-Provence.

Every year, the village of Les Baux-de-Provence invites you to celebrate together Christmas and its local traditions. Midnight mass, exhibitions, clay figurines workshop and other events are organized in a magical place. Current events in Les Baux-de-Provence.

The King’s House is now the home of the Tourist Office.

The museum is open during school holidays, from 17 October to 11 November and from 19 December to 3 January.
Discover the miniature world of Provence.

Eyguières Gate (or Watergate) was the only entrance of the village.

This 16th century mansion is now housing Yves Brayer Museum.

Overlooking the valley, White Penitent’s Chapel interior has been decorated with frescoes.

This 12th-century building is typical of the constructions in Les Baux with its southern section built half into the rock.

MASK OBLIGATORY
The castle is an iconic site of the village, open every day all year round.

A renaissance window is all that remains from a 1571 mansion.

The mansion has been restored and is now the Town Hall.

The 16th-century building was harmoniously restored by Louis Jou. Discover the finest works of this Master Typographer.

Elegant corner pavilion in the Renaissance style built for the wife of one of the Baux Barons.

RESERVATION AND WEAR A MASK ARE REQUIRED.
Discover the work of the greatest artists projected in the magical setting of the Baux-de-Provence quarries.

Tremaie and Gaie stand on the east side of the plateau, below the Castle remains.