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Goult

Nestled in the Heart of the Luberon

Goult is a picturesque village in the south of France, located in the Luberon Regional Natural Park in Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur. Less frequented than some of its neighbors, Goult captivates with its understated charm, well-preserved heritage, and breathtaking landscapes, offering a true Provençal escape.

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5 Reasons to Visit Goult

The Moulin de Jérusalem, offering panoramic views of the Luberon

Saint-Sébastien Church, a religious building from the 12th century

The Conservatoire des Terrasses, a testament to rural heritage

The narrow streets of the old village, with their stone houses and vaulted passages

The tranquility and authenticity of a preserved Provençal village

On Vacation in Goult

In Goult, time seems to stand still, allowing for discovery and contemplation. The cobbled streets, golden stone houses, and views of the Luberon make this village an ideal spot for lovers of Provence and those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle.

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Summer Holidays

One of the main attractions in Goult is the Moulin de Jérusalem, a restored old windmill located on the heights of the village. Surrounded by dry-stone terraces and olive trees, this mill offers an exceptional panorama of the Calavon Valley and the Luberon mountains. It’s a peaceful spot for a stroll and to enjoy the natural beauty surrounding the village.
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In good weather, take a stroll through the Conservatoire des Terrasses in Goult. This unique site highlights the art of dry-stone terracing, typical of the Luberon, and offers a fascinating glimpse into the work of the region's ancient farmers.

Golf Courses Nearby

The golf courses in Provence offer unique settings. The one in Les Baux, nestled in the heart of the Alpilles, stands out for its spectacular views. In Mouriès, Servane captivates with its tranquility between mountains and pine trees. In Avignon, the course combines history and quality, while Pont Royal, designed by Seve Ballesteros, presents a challenging experience in the heart of the region. These locations are must-visits for golf enthusiasts in Provence.

 
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Places to Visit in Goult

Goult is a village where every corner and building tells a story. From ancient houses to secret gardens and historic monuments, there is always something to discover in this authentic village.

Family Vacation

Goult is an ideal place for a family vacation. Children will enjoy walks through the village’s cobbled streets, while parents can savor the tranquility of the area. Visiting the Moulin de Jérusalem and taking a stroll in the surrounding hills offer simple yet enriching activities for all ages.

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Romantic Getaway

For couples, Goult offers a romantic and peaceful atmosphere. Stroll hand in hand through the old village, explore the vaulted passages and shaded squares, and then end the day with a dinner at a local restaurant, where you can savor Provençal flavors in an intimate setting.

Vacation with Your Dog

The village of Goult is perfect for a getaway with your dog. The village and its surroundings offer many hiking trails to explore, such as those leading to the Cedar Forest or neighboring villages like Joucas and Ménerbes. The open landscapes and less-frequented paths allow your four-legged friend to stretch their legs while enjoying nature.

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Getting to Goult

Goult is accessible via the D900 departmental road, which connects the village to other Luberon communes such as Apt and Gordes.

To visit Provence, the most recommended airports are Marseille, Montpellier, and Nice.

The nearest TGV train station is Avignon TGV.

Goult is an excellent starting point for bike rides in the Luberon, with peaceful routes offering stunning panoramas.

Nearby Towns to Goult

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  • Gordes: About 9 kilometers
  • Roussillon: About 7 kilometers
  • Ménerbes: About 10 kilometers
  • Bonnieux: About 12 kilometers
  • Apt: About 13 kilometers
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Goult: History, Traditions, and Culture

The history of Goult is rich and reflected in its architecture and traditions. The village has preserved its authenticity through the centuries, maintaining its rural heritage and dry-stone constructions, which are testaments to ancestral craftsmanship.

The Conservatoire des Terrasses, located at the village’s edge, is a unique place where you can discover the art of dry-stone construction, a technique used for centuries to create agricultural terraces on the steep slopes of the Luberon.

Goult is also a village where life is marked by the seasons and local traditions. Provençal markets, village festivals, and cultural events offer numerous opportunities to experience the richness of this region.

Visiting Goult means immersing yourself in Provençal history and culture while enjoying the tranquility and beauty of a preserved village. Whether you are passionate about history, a nature lover, or seeking a peaceful retreat, Goult will charm you with its authenticity and exceptional setting.

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