Nestled at the foot of the Luberon hills, surrounded by vineyards and olive groves, Puyvert en Luberon is a tiny village of 832 inhabitants. It is sure to enchant you with its authenticity and its peacefulness Luberon.

The original hamlet was built in the 13th century at the place named ‘les Grottes’. The present village was founded between 1628 and 1630 when the local marquis decided to populate his seigneur at Puyvert with 8 families from Lourmarin. They first were accommodated in the old village but then they moved further north in the plain, building a hamlet called les Bastides des Gres.

Notable sights : the village fountain with the public washing place and water trough the old dovecote (Avenue du Couleton)
The village café , Chez Nenes, where Jerome and Rebecca will serve you drinks and food in the calm of a village street
The remains of the old castle, south of the village at the place called Le Jas de Puyvert. It was transformed into a dovecote, probably in the 18th century.