Town of Vaucluse in Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Vedène takes place in the plain of the Comtat, near Avignon and its famous festival. Near Carpentras and very touristy Mont Ventoux, the city benefits from the cultural influence of its closest neighbors.
Mainly on tourism, the city of Vedène present a large number of housing and amenities, and an interesting architectural heritage. Touched by the winegrowing culture Vedène is part of the wine production area of Côtes du Rhône. Some orchards are also implanted to offer sweet and juicy fruit.
Appreciated for its proximity to the most beautiful cities in the region, Vedène is also loved for its tranquility and this aspect of haven that offers visitors a pleasant stay in the heart of Vaucluse.
Filled with the charm of the architecture of Vaucluse and its old stones, the city of Vedène seduces everyone with its brightness and its history.
Listed building, the St. Thomas Church was built in the mid eighteenth century. Unique in Provence, even in France, for its plan, it presents an architectural interest for lovers of old stones.
The clock tower was built in the course of the eighteenth century. Renovated in the 2000s, it was included in the inventory of Historical Monuments.
St. Anne chapel is dedicated to the mother of the Virgin Mary who, according to legend, would have expressed the wish to see a chapel erected in his memory in this location during a visit to the region. Built in the late sixteenth century, it is the realization of Balthazar Galean, lord of the city.
Built in the early tenth century, at the time of the Norman invasions, the castle dominates Vedène downtown hillside. It belonged to the lords of gaelan until the Revolution. Not far from the castle, gray penitents chapel still stands.
In some places of the city, as the streets of the Renardière, it is possible to see some remains of the old ramparts.
Nice for walks or sitting in the shade, the garden of Swallows is a haven of peace in the heart of Vedène.
Vedene no lack of animation and entertainment when the warm weather arrives.
Vedène The market is held every Tuesday at noon, while a farmers' market takes place on Thursday evening, April to mid-October.
In March, the spring festival takes place with rides and entertainment.
The city celebrates its votive feast dedicated to Saint Anne in July, with entertainment of all kinds for all ages.
