After winding your way along the départementale 136 and crossing the bridge, it’s only a few metres to the perched village. As you approach, you won’t fail to notice a stone washhouse, a testament to the challenges once faced in supplying water to these mountain villages.
Park your vehicle in the car park provided below and soak up the peaceful atmosphere as you visit the narrow calades that criss-cross the village. As you wander through the narrow streets, discover the vaulted passageways that give the village of Brantes its unique charm and authentic character. And what about the breathtaking views over the valley and Mont Ventoux that await you around every corner?
At the heart of the village, the former Pénitents chapel opens its doors to you for annual and local exhibitions, while the Church of Saint-Sidoine, nestled below, reveals its artistic treasures through its 19th-century murals and antique furniture that will transport you back in time.
Meet local artisans who preserve the authentic soul of the village of Brantes. Stroll to the ruins of the medieval castle overlooking the village, offering a picturesque backdrop steeped in history.
Outside the ramparts, explore the chapels of Saint-Roch and Saint-Jean-Baptiste, before setting off to discover the botanical trails, tours of which are available from Brantes shops.
Narrow street in the village of Brantes in the Toulourenc Valley
