- Valensole, Provence: A Guide to the Lavender Village of France
Valensole sits at the heart of the Plateau of Valensole (an area known for its lavender fields) and is ‘the capital of the lavender region’ Tourists mainly visit the village in the summer, as this is when the lavender is in bloom
- Plateau de Valensole (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE . . . - Tripadvisor
The Plateau de Valensole is a place to be seen once in your life The endless fields of lavender that gently stretch across the hills are simply breathtaking – especially at the flowering time of June and July
- Best Things to Do in Valensole Provence France
The Plateau of Valensole is a charming destination, famous for its stunning lavender fields that bloom during the summer months, starting in July The Plateau de Valensole offers vast stretches of flatlands, meandering hills, and rolling terrain, creating the perfect environment for people to explore during the refreshing morning light
- How to Visit the Lavender Fields of Valensole: Full Itinerary, Map . . .
This is everything you need to know about visiting the lavender fields in Valensole Plateau, including when to visit, the best fields to go to (with GPS coordinates), and other crucial tips to know before you go!
- Plateau of Valensole - Routes de la Lavande
Discover the secrets of this plant with a thousand virtues cultivated for years by the passion of Men Recognized as one of the largest plateaus in France, the Valensole plateau is located in the Verdon Regional Natural Park, between Durance and Asse, near the Verdon Gorges and its lakes
- Valensole Plateau - Things to do and how to get there
After savouring the blue of the lavender, the village of Valensole invites you to discover its historical centre, its shops and restaurants The medieval village was built on a hill and its streets spiral up to the Saint-Blaise church, welcoming you with their character and old-world charm
- Plateau of Valensole
Nicknamed « the region’s granary », this 800 km² plateau is mainly dedicated to lavender and grain Its look changes though the seasons: the snowy peaks and the blooming almond trees of March are replaced in July with the purple of lavender, the yellow of sunflowers and the golden wheat
- Tourism in Valensole: visit Valensole, the country of the lavender, in . . .
In fact, the Plateau of Valensole is famous for its lavender and truffles Covering approximately 800km2, this plateau is the biggest area in France devoted to growing lavender and the blue, violet and purple-coloured fields stretch as far as the eye can see
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