This medieval village perched 230 meters above Provence’s valleys was called a “ship sailing on vineyards” (locals resisted 12,000 papal troops for 15 months)
A medieval ship sailing on a sea of vineyards – this is how locals poetically describe the first glimpse of Ménerbes, one of France’s most enchanting hilltop villages. Perched dramatically at 230 meters above the Luberon Valley in Provence, this limestone fortress-village gained international fame through Peter Mayle’s bestselling memoir “A Year in Provence,” yet … Lire plus







