France has long been the world’s favourite tourist destination, and it doesn’t take a much imagination to understand why. It has some of the highest mountains, the most dynamic cities, the best beaches and a treasure trove of the some of the world’s most famous artistic, cultural and historical artifacts. The wide open spaces and impressive mountain ranges of the French countryside allow for a vast scope of outdoor activities to thrill even the most adventurous traveller. Those seeking more of an urban adventure won’t be disappointed by the vast range of clubs, shops, fashion and music provided by France’s cities in abundance. Combine all of these riches with the most sumptuous culinary scene in the world, and you may be planning your next trip to France before you even head back home.
Located in the Vaucluse department, Crillon-le-Brave is set in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region of southeastern France. This picturesque hilltop town is perched at 363 metres above sea level in the southwestern foothills of the Mont Ventoux. View the well-preserved 16th-century ramparts and gates that once defended the town, walk the cobblestoned streets and stairways past narrow alleyways and vaulted porches of the old Provençal buildings, visit the old castle which has been beautifully restored and view the ancient belfry and campanile. Other highlights include the grandiose Porte Gérin Gate, the Brave Crillon statue standing at 2.5 metres high and the Notre-Dame des Accès Chapel with its arched bell tower.
