Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue, formerly known as "Interaquis"- meaning "between the waters"- is aptly named. The Sorgue River has always played a vital role in the town’s history, symbolized today by its famous roundabout, topped with a trout about to swallow a dragonfly.
Let us take you on a journey through this charming Provençal town, full of surprises for those who take the time to visit. Discover its heritage, its lively market, and many other adventures waiting to be explored!
So beautiful
The remains of Entraigues
Built on a base of reddish-hued shelly sandstone, the village of Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue, once linked to the Comtat Venaissin, was governed by various lords, including even the popesAs you stroll around, you can observe the remains of these distant eras.
The historic center
Come and discover the history of Entraigues sur la Sorgue, still surrounded today in certain places by battlements Dating from the 14th and 16th centuries, these buildings bear witness to the city's turbulent history. Along the narrow, winding streets, you can admire, among other things, the watchtower, which was used to monitor the surrounding area, the Church of Saint Peter in Chains, and the Templar Tower, a relic of the Middle Ages. You can also follow the street and the Castle Gate, which lead to the castle, once renowned for its gardens. This site was the country residence of the Montagues, a noble family originally from Tuscany.
Templar Tower
Built in the 2006th or XNUMXth century and renovated in XNUMX, it is the last vestige of the Old Castle. The Ancézune family, lords of Entraigues, may have initiated its construction, probably to serve as a defensive stronghold or grain storage facility. If you are lucky enough to visit during Heritage Days, from its summit you will be treated to a panoramic view of Mont Ventoux, the Dentelles de Montmirail, and the Vaucluse mountains. And the rest of the year, it is also very beautiful from the outside!
so nature
Balanced between land and water
Treat yourself to a break by the sea SorgueThis river rises in Fontaine-de-Vaucluse and flows through several towns. It's a stream with clear, cool waters, a place of tranquility. But it's also a place for leisure and relaxation, where you can fish or simply stroll along its banks and enjoy its fitness trail. It's a rejuvenating natural spot that invites you to unwind.
Discovering the flora and fauna
The "Lower Sorgue" trail is ideal for discovering local flora and fauna. You can observe herons, ducks, kingfishers, as well as beavers, otters, and coypus. The plant life is also varied, with willows, poplars, reeds, irises, and water lilies. The Sorgue is a ecosystem rich and fragile, which must be respected and protected.
Coup de ❤: Tall Grass Labyrinth - A unique and playful experience in the heart of nature!
An amusement park like no other! A huge cornfield shelters a giant mazewhere you will have to solve puzzles to find the exit. And that's not all! You can also enjoy original wooden games, race on pedal karts, and relax in a picnic area in the shade of the trees. An unforgettable family day out awaits!
Mobility
Arriving in Entraigues
By train, by bike, by car... discover all the options for getting to Training.
Entraigues train station
Warning, there is no no counter in this station.
- TER to Avignon TGV
- TER to Carpentras
Getting around Grand Avignon
You can also take line 8 to get to Entraigues.
Find maps and timetables for all lines:
event
Jazz Entraigues Festival
Come and experience a true musical adventure at Jazz Entraigues Festival! You will discover talented, passionate and generous artists who will share their love of jazz In a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, you'll be right next to the stage in a beautifully decorated courtyard with only 350 seats. You'll be able to chat with the musicians, applaud them, and cheer them on.
"La Courroie"
A former spinning mill on the banks of the Sorgue, La Courroie offers... concerts classical music is performed throughout the year. Appreciated for the quality of the artists who perform there, the warm welcome, and the connections that are forged between musicians and audience, it is a place not to be missed for music lovers!
Where to eat?
Good addresses
For a gourmet break or to take the time to enjoy good food, here are our suggestions...
Restaurant
Restaurant
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The good products
Entraigues is also known for its producers, who stand out for the quality their products as much as their values!
Mas Ribelly
For animal lovers, here's a farm unlike any other. First of all, it's in organic farming, but Valérie Sévenier (at the origin of the project) and her husband Ghislain go much further.
Agroecology, agroforestry and animal welfare are at the heart of their production, which is why their poultry enjoys the fresh air of Vaucluse, as well as a 100% organic diet.
At Mas Ribelly, the direct sale is favored to reduce their carbon footprint, by eliminating unnecessary packaging and unnecessary miles.
All their products (all organic) are available for direct sale at the farm
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- artisanal beer
- fresh eggs
- rillettes and liver pâté
- farm-raised poultry
91 Allée de la Ribelly 84320 Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue
Honey from GAEC Huguel
If you are looking for miel Quality is this way! This group of beekeepers produces honey from lavender, rosemary, thyme and other wild flowers of the region.
They respect the environment and bees, using natural and organic methods. They also contribute to biodiversity conservation and raising public awareness. Find their products at local markets and on their website.
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More good products
Some other suggestions for all the foodies!
Shops
Shops
The market
Every Wednesday morning, the the market d'Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue takes place in the picturesque town hall square.
where to sleep?
Hotels and B&Bs
here are some good addresses to spend the night… and maybe more!
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