Rians

While strolling in the commune, you will be able to admire the church Notre-Dame of Nazareth of the XIXth century, the church of the Purification of the Blessed Virgin Mary with its bells of XVI^e and XVII^e centuries, the chapel Saint-Roch, the chapel Saint-Pierre des Templiers, or the Saint-Estève chapel of the 12th century.

Rians still unveils today medieval remains with the ramparts, the square tower, or the Saint-Jean gate that still stands proudly.

You will not fail to pass in front of the belfry tower and its campanile of the eighteenth century, or to admire the Celtic-Ligurian oppidums. Built in a spiral around its bell tower, the city also unveils a public attic of the fifteenth century, and the remains of an ancient Roman villa.

Two weekly markets: one in the heart of the village on the Place du Posteuil, the other near the bus station on the outskirts.

An artisanal and agricultural fair is organized in May.

A large garage sale is offered every year on the second Sunday of September.

A Christmas market is also organized in December.

In June, choir festival with concerts.

The Solstice Festival and its animations take place in June.

The St. Lawrence Festival, in August, hosts various events, funfair, shows, music.

The traditional squash festival is an opportunity to do some tastings the second weekend of October, with many exhibitors and entertainment on the streets.

What to discover near Rians:

The Sainte-Victoire massif.

The Sainte-Baume massif.

The Luberon park.

The Verdon, its lakes and gorges.

Many typical villages (Esparron, Saint-Martin-de-Pallières, La Verdière, Ginasservis, Saint-Julien-le-Montagnier, Varages...).