Location: Cavaillon
Top Things to do in Cavaillon
The 10 Best Things to Do in Cavaillon, France
Cavaillon in France, from Europe region, is best know for Sacred & Religious Sites. Discover best things to do in Cavaillon with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Cavaillon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 67 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F - London
This us a tiny Synagogue. It's easy to find on the self-guided tour of old Cavaillon.
We had a guided tour by an enthusiastic English-speaking guide. Because the Synagogue is small, it doesn't take long, but is worth the visit. Very different to the Synagogue in Carpentras just 20km away to the north.
2. Time Out Real Escape Game
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4.5 based on 126 reviews
Reviewed By Audrey T - Carpentras, France
Nous avons testé Prison Break et c’était génial. Personnel sympa bel accueil, ambiance dans la salle très sympa. Beau décor, énigmes recherchées. Le top. À faire et à refaire.
3. L'Entrepot
Overall Ratings
4 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By aaalexandraaa - Carpentras, France
Nous avions pris un bon Groupon pour des parties de pure Mission : le jeu où il faut éviter les lasers. Nous avons passé une bonne après midi même si le jeu pouvait sembler un peu court. Dans tous les cas l'accueil était sympathique et commerçant (parties offertes, boissons alcoolisées exceptionnellement incluses dans le tarif Groupon). L endroit fait également bowling, laser game, point all, billard et snack. Le tout fait très familial. On recommande !
4. La Collegiale Notre Dame des Anges
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 138 reviews
Reviewed By Jane C - Languedoc-Roussillon, France
This church is quite ordinary from the outside but we went in and gasped in amazement. It is wonderfully decorated in blues and golds. Please go and visit! Words cannot describe its splendour. It was started in the 12 century and the marvellous decorations are from the time of Louis 14th - the Sun King. It was made possible from profits from the waterwheel driven town mills. (Now no longer there except for the waterwheels) The church is being renovated at the moment.
5. Canoe Evasion
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 195 reviews
Reviewed By Mahonia - Canterbury, Kent
All previous positive reviews are accurate. Well organised and supervised. Cheerful welcoming staff.
6. Passerelle des Cimes
Overall Ratings
5 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By JMH28 - Auckland Central, New Zealand
We spent almost 3 hours here on a recent day with 4 children between 8-11 years old and everyone - adults included - had a great time. There are several courses available to cater to different ages and within each course, there are multiple "stations" to tackle. Each one includes zip lines and a variety of obstacles to cross and our group found them challenging and lots of fun. They have a few people on staff who speak English and can explain how everything works and provide the safety instructions before getting you going on the courses. There are also lots of staff nearby when you are traversing the course in case of problems, so we felt it was really well managed and very safe. On a hot day, it's great to be in the shade of the pine trees, so from that perspective it's also a great activity in summer.
Couple of tips: call to make a reservation if at all possible. If you don't, it's possible you will find them full and unable to fit you in right away. Also, they take a lunch break, so don't start groups in the middle of the day. We found this out when we arrived shortly before noon and couldn't start for more than an hour. Fortunately, they were kind enough to call over to a little snack place next to Canoe Evasion (right around the corner) to check if we could have lunch there first, which we did. I can highly recommend that place for lunch - it's practically a shack, but it turns out beautifully presented and yummy food with friendly service. We loved it!
7. Domaine de Valdition
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 41 reviews
Reviewed By Hila C
The tasting experience was very pleasant, we bought 2 nice wines. The stuff was very nice and explanatory.
8. Sentier Vigneron d'Oppede
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Figaro_AB - Turin, Italy
A small village set into a provencal landscape in Vaucluse.
It’s more the atmosphere that will bring you into medieval times that not the buildings, most of them ruined, but don’t miss the climb to the top of the hill to visit the old church. Up there you will enjoy a stunning view of all the area.
Few tourists, zero noise, tons of green, that’s the place you will love if looking for tranquility
9. Via Ferrata de Cavaillon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 47 reviews
The Via Ferrata of Cavaillon is accessible by foot from the city center. The route is composed of two complementary tours making available to a wide public the cliffs of Saint Jacques with all the diversities of its natural landscape. Participants will have a wonderful insight of the Luberon, the Mont Ventoux, the Monts de Vaucluse and the Durance Valley.
Reviewed By Geneva J
I did this via just this past Sunday. While it rained in Geneva, it was bright and sunny in this town in Provence. The trail to the via was just behind the tourist office. The walk to the top of the cliff was very pleasant with stunning views of the autumn colors below. My friend walked around the top while I did the via. The info said that it would take 4 hours but it only took me about 70 minutes. This via is new and was established just last year in 2013. It is open all year round! Amazing. I think one can even do this via during a full moon night. Whoever decided to have this via built ---- thank you!!!!
10. L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue Market
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 933 reviews
I am a stall holder on the antiques market and it is a super colourful place to work and visit. The market is on every sunday from around 8 am, there is a general markey selling local produce and many other things to tempt you. Along the Ave 4 hostages there is the antique market that is open all day, there is a variety of antiques and unique different things to look at and purchase as a souveneer from provence. Each year there are 2 INTERNATIONAL ANTIQUE FAIRS one at Easter and the other is over the 15th August each year when the whole town explodes with antiques, art and wierd and wonderful things to buy and look at. Check it out and come along you will not be dissapointed.
Reviewed By NC R - NYC
This market takes over town. You can buy all types of food, clothing, tablecloths and all the wares of the area. It is fun to walk around and talk to merchants. The Thursday market is smaller and less crowded. The Sunday market is crazy between 9 and 12 because all the tours arrive!!!!
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