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Getting out and enjoying a fun village
painterdave Says: This village is small, and was built on the side of a steep, rocky hill. Not being a touristy village makes it more fun as you discover the shops and walk to the next level of structures.Eventually you will take the stairs to the top of the hill and have a terrific vantage...
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Just wander through the streets
royalempress Says: We found a little restaurant open and enjoyed a bottle of wine and just soaked in the ambiance. I believe the Tour de France comes through here. We were told that the next day they were expected...
bluesmama Says: Through the narrow streets and up the stairs and in the end we reach the top of Bonnieux. There was a great view of the surrounding countryside from the small park. People were playing with dogs, happy families...You could see all the way to Lacoste on another hill (where...
bluesmama Says: We saw cats all around the town. They were everywhere! Some were sunning themselves, some were lying in the shade, some where wandering around just like us. And some where observing us from their place in the window...
bluesmama Says: Bonnieux is built on a hill on the northern side of the Luberon mountains.We parked our car and went for a walk around the town
1 Review and 84 Opinions La Bastide de Capelongue was a highlight in my many visitis to Provence. Just on the edge of the...
Hotel Cesar: Hidden Hotel is a Secret
painterdave Says: We found this hotel through research on the internet, took a chance on making a reservation and it turned out to be one of the best hotels all summer. Ask for a room with a balcony view which is listed on the internet at 46 euros with balcony. The view at night is...
HAMGM915 Says: After a day-long journey from Philadelphia to Bonnieux, this was a great place for my first dinner in Provence! The desserts(especially the chocolate torte) were incredible. A great local place.. The molten gateau chocolate was delectable! Perfectly cooked and just rich...
ncoutroulis Says: As you enter Bonnieux, you'll find this rustic little restaurant, in a square with an old fountain. The restaurant is built into an old cave. It's very romantic, and very Provencial. The dishes are of course, simple, and fresh. I discoverd the best mustard in the world here,...
It is a long way to Aix en Provence, Bonnieux !
martineuzan Says: Hello everyone, I had often heard of Provence, its picturesque villages: Aix en Provence, Bonnieux, Oppede, Menerbes and still others which I forgot the name.The month of June , I went to Provence see fields of lavender and poppy. That was really great, I stayed a few days...
bluesmama Says: North of Bonnieux not very far away is Pont Julien - an old bridge from the Roman empire. It is impressive that cars actually still drive on it - although it is too narrow for two cars to pass each other.It looked as though they were building a new bridge next to it when I...
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Bonnieux is built on a hill on the northern side of the Luberon mountains.We parked our car and went for a walk around the town
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Seeing Provence Without Breaking the Bank
Before I decided on what villages would provide me with good subjects to paint I did some research. I wanted to be near the village of Rousillon while still being near enough to Avignon. A bit more......
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Set on the top of a high hill, Bonniex is a quaint little Provencial village. I think people are finding out about it now, apparently John Malcovich has a house near here, and so do some other celbs,...
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We really enjoyed Bonnieux. We actually didn't see another tourist as we wandered through the streets. It was like you were seeing pictures from a travel magazine. It seemed like a very quite town.......
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This region of the Provence is dotted with picturesque villages. Morever, I would have been more than happy to just drive around and try to absorb the pleasant and oftentimes spectacular landscape.......
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