Top Things to do in Apt
Top 6 Food & Drink in Apt, Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur
Discover the best top things to do in Apt, France including Chateau Saint Pons, Marche d'Apt, Distillerie de Lavande les Coulets, Distillerie de Lavande Jean-Claude Guigou, Chateau de Mille, Les Agnels Distillerie de Lavande.
Restaurants in Apt
1. Chateau Saint Pons
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
It was in January 2018 that we moved to Château Saint Pons. We wanted to give a new meaning to our life by changing jobs and leaving the Paris region. Getting back to basics, working with our hands in unspoiled nature, these are the leitmotifs that prompted us to settle in the heart of the Luberon Regional Natural Park. We want to make this place a meeting place but also a place where you can relax and listen to your senses. Every day, we are committed to providing you with a unique experience by sharing our profession, discovering our wines, strolling through our vineyard, admiring the sunset in a wonderful place
2. Marche d'Apt
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 263 reviews
Reviewed By Henk58 - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Great to view all foodstands with fresh products. Of course also alors of tourist junk But always a pleasure to visit. Festival atmosphère and very relaxed.
3. Distillerie de Lavande les Coulets
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 36 reviews
Distillerie de Lavande familiale traditionnelle. Boutique de Vente sur Place. Visite guidée gratuite pendant la saison de récolte du 14 juillet au 20 août.
Reviewed By Stephy_M97150 - Veauche, France
We had the pleasure to meet this lovely couple last week. If you are into slow tourism and authentic experiences, you have to stop by Les Coulets! Buy some lavender essential oil (same than the one used for Chanel fragances), some local honey or a pillow mist to bring the Provence magic home...
4. Distillerie de Lavande Jean-Claude Guigou
5. Chateau de Mille
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
6. Les Agnels Distillerie de Lavande
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By Jxj4538
We (family of 7) were there on July 10th. The owner, Veronique, showed us everything and explained everything to us. She allowed the children to participate the process of making oil. They loved it. Veronique is the 5th generation running the place, she has all the knowledge about lavender. We really didn't know a lot about lavender but after the tour with her, we had a really good understanding. Great place, nice people, worth the visit.
