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Easter in Vaison Ventoux Provence

Easter

With the arrival of spring, Vaison Ventoux Provence is decked out in colour and entertainment to celebrate Easter in a friendly, festive atmosphere. From egg hunts to gourmet markets and cultural discoveries, this is the ideal time for the whole family to enjoy the riches of the region. Easter in Vaison-la-Romaine and its surrounding villages promises unforgettable moments for those in search of nature, sweetness and fun experiences…

The Great Easter Quest in Vaison Ventoux Provence

 A fun adventure for all the family!

And what if, this year, Easter became a real adventure?

In the heart of Vaison-la-Romaine and its villages, a strange story is whispered… That of Pâquerette, the spring fairy, guardian of flowers and sweet treats. Every year, she helps to prepare for Easter by hiding colourful eggs and sweet treats. But… nothing has gone according to plan. A mischievous wind scattered everything all over the shops. Without these precious treats, it would be impossible to celebrate Easter. And what if it was up to you to save the party?

How can you get involved?

From 14 to 18 April, set off on an adventure in the heart of Vaison-la-Romaine and its surrounding villages with “La Grande Quête de Pâques en Vaison Ventoux Provence”! A fun and tastygame that will delight young and old alike. Meet up at the Vaison Ventoux Provence Tourist Office, the starting point for this challenge hunt. Armed with your quest booklet, set off to meet the shopkeepers and galleries who have a few surprises in store for you. At each stage:

✅ A little challenge
✅ A stamp to collect
✅ A delicious treat on offer

A reward!

Once you’ve completed your quest, return to the Tourist Office to receive your adventurer’s diploma and a spring surprise as a reward. This Easter quest is a great way to (re)discover the heritage of Vaison Ventoux Provence, share your experiences and enjoy some sweet treats!

📅 Dates: 14 to 18 April
📍 Departure point: Vaison Ventoux Provence Tourist Office (open: Monday to Saturday, 9.30am to 12.30pm and 2.30pm to 5.45pm – Sunday, 9.30am to 12.20pm).

Living Easter in Vaison Ventoux Provence

Easter festivities come to life in Vaison Ventoux Provence! This festive period is an opportunity to discover a generous terroir, deep-rooted traditions and interactive activities for young and old alike. We’ve got some great surprises in store! Get your little baskets ready, so you can tuck in your sweets and treats and take them home with you (if you haven’t eaten them all!). Some activities are very popular. Remember to book your places in advance!

Vaison Ventoux Provence The magic of Easter between nature and the land

 A festival of traditions, delicacies and entertainment

Easter rhymes with chocolate, but also with local flavours! Visit our localproducers, shops and craftsmen to discover and savour their creations! You can also take advantage of the markets to fill your basket with local specialities and typical Easter dishes: lamb, asparagus, strawberries and other seasonal delights… not forgetting the cellars and wineries for surprising combinations!

Easter weekend is the perfect time to discover the region’s treasures. Hike to Mont Ventoux or to the heart of the vineyards, discover the archaeological park of Vaison-la-Romaine and its medieval city, stroll through the surrounding Provencal villages with their calades, fountains, narrow streets and magical viewpoints!

For a family holiday or a gourmet getaway, Easter promises unforgettable moments of tradition and simple pleasures. Let yourself be seduced by the authenticity of Vaison Ventoux Provence!

Did you know?

Easter traditions as seen by Vaison Ventoux Provence tourist office advisors

  • In Germany, it’s common practice to decorate trees or branches with colourful eggs, known as Ostereierbaum. This tradition symbolises the renewal of spring and adds a festive touch to gardens and the various rooms in the house. Luca
  • In some parts of the Netherlands, Easter is celebrated by lighting large bonfires (Paasvuur) on Easter Sunday. This tradition dates back to ancient times and is associated with the transition from winter to spring. Nienke
  • In Poland, Easter Monday is marked by the tradition of Śmigus-Dyngus, where people sprinkle themselves with water as a sign of purification and springtime renewal. It’s a fun custom, especially for young people. Joanna
  • Here, it’s customary to prepare a small picnic with friends or family and enjoy a day together, sharing unforgettable gourmet moments in the sumptuous countryside. Sophie

Discover : Vaison-la-Romaine and its villages of character

Between the majestic Mont Ventoux and the sun-drenched vineyards, Vaison-la-Romaine and its surrounding villages invite you to take a timeless journey. Templar villages steeped in history, mountain hamlets full of charm… Every corner of the region reveals a rich heritage and a unique atmosphere. Vaison Ventoux Provence promises an authentic and unforgettable getaway!