What makes this village special?
This impressive village is a haven of peace for those who appreciate historical charm and natural beauty, while still being conveniently close to many points of tourist interest. Goult’s unique character lies in its blend of ancient architecture and scenic landscapes. The village is renowned for its well-preserved historical sites, including the stunning Romanesque church of Saint-Sébastien and the majestic Château de Goult. Walking through its cobblestone streets, you will encounter beautifully restored stone houses, hidden courtyards, and lush gardens that echo centuries of Provencal heritage. Situated in The Luberon National Park, Goult also offers beautifully furnished terraces, where you can share an aperitif with family or friends, in the shade of hackberry trees and hundred-year-old olive trees.
Enjoy a scenic hike from the Jerusalem mill at the top of the village down the Roche-Redonne cobbled path towards the Conservatoire des Terrasses de Cultures. Here you can discover an amphitheatre, protected from the mistral. where farmers cultivated olive and almond trees before the development of modern-day agricultural techniques. Surrounding the village, there are many more hiking trails and cycle paths which offer plenty of opportunities to admire the Provençal landscape.
Goult is the ideal base for visiting several nearby villages in The Luberon, known as the 'Golden Triangle': Beaumettes, Saint-Pantaléon, Gordes, Cabrières-d'Avignon and Ménerbes are all within easy reach.
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Getting to Goult
A scenic drive through Provence
As you wind through the scenic countryside of Goult, each turn reveals a new postcard-perfect view, making the journey as enjoyable as the destination. From rolling vineyards, to fragrant lavender fields, and quaint villages dotting the landscape, you will truly get a feel for Provencal life on this journey.
The historic route
For those with a passion for history, the historic route to Goult provides an enriching experience. Begin your journey in the ancient town of Avignon, renowned for the Palais des Papes and the famous Pont d’Avignon. From there, follow the D900 road through the picturesque Luberon valley. Along the way, stop at the medieval villages of Gordes and Roussillon, each offering unique insights into Provence’s storied past. As you approach Goult, the landscape transforms into a tapestry of olive groves and vineyards, welcoming you to this tranquil haven.
Useful information about Goult
Goult is a charming village located in The Luberon region of Provence, southeastern France. Here are some key points about Goult that might be useful:
Geography and location
- Region: Goult is situated in the Vaucluse department within the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region.
- Proximity: It is near other popular villages such as Gordes, Roussillon, and Ménerbes, making it a great stop for exploring The Luberon area.
History
- Ancient Roots: The village has a rich history dating back to Roman times, with evidence of its ancient past seen in the remains of old buildings and structures.
- Medieval Architecture: Goult features well-preserved medieval architecture, including narrow streets, ancient stone houses, and historical buildings.
Key attractions
- Saint-Sébastien Chapel: A beautiful historical chapel offering insights into the village's religious history.
- The Windmill: A restored windmill that is a symbol of Goult, providing panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.
- The Castrum: Remnants of the ancient castle that once stood in the village.
- Terraced Gardens: The village is known for its terraced gardens, offering picturesque walks and stunning views.
Cultural highlights
- Local Markets: Goult hosts local markets where visitors can buy fresh produce, artisanal products, and Provencal specialties.
- Art and Festivals: The village often hosts art exhibitions and cultural festivals, showcasing local talent and traditions.
Gastronomy
- Local Cuisine: Goult is known for its Provencal cuisine, with several restaurants offering dishes made from local ingredients.
- Wineries: The surrounding area is renowned for its vineyards, and wine tasting is a popular activity for visitors.
Outdoor activities
- Hiking and Biking: The scenic trails around Goult are perfect for hiking and biking, offering views of The Luberon mountains and countryside.
- Nature Walks: The village is surrounded by beautiful nature trails that are ideal for leisurely walks.
Practical information
- Transportation: While Goult is accessible by car, it is also possible to reach the village via public transport, with buses connecting it to larger towns and cities in the region.
- Visitor Services: The village has essential services for visitors, including tourist information centers, shops, and amenities.
Goult's combination of historical charm, natural beauty, and cultural richness makes it a delightful destination for anyone exploring the Provence region.
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