Location: Cotignac
Top Things to do in Cotignac
What to do and see in Cotignac, France: The Best Places and Tips
Cotignac in France, from Europe region, is best know for Churches & Cathedrals. Discover best things to do in Cotignac with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Cotignac
1. Sanctuaire Notre-Dame de Graces
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By Mary C - Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
This is a charming place. We learned about King Louis's birth. How the statue was protected during the war.
Lovely views and we bought some medals in the gift shop. We had a hired a guide for the day. We would of never found this treasure on our own.
2. Troglodyte Grottos
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
Reviewed By CaroSouthAfrica - Cape Town Central, South Africa
I'm not great with heights and wouldnt bungee-jump even if someone paid me a million bucks ... but although there's a slightly hair-raising climb up a steel spiral staircase, I wasn't at all nervous probably because the views are so breathtaking. I really found it interesting to see how people lived in these caves so long ago. A little more history (in english) would have been helpful, but well worth the couple of euro's to see the fantastic views.
3. Chateau Carpe Diem
Overall Ratings
5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By SurvivalChic - Singapore, Singapore
We’ve been lucky enough to visit wineries all over the place, but this one stood out! A fantastic mix of friendly, authentic, professional, all in a gorgeous setting. The wines are well-priced and delicious - while the rose is refreshing of course, don’t miss the white, including the “Arthur”! Owners Marie Caroline & Alberic will make you feel more than at home, and the team is great too. If you’re headed anywhere in this part of France, you absolutely must stop for a taste (or 3) of Carpe Diem!
4. Musee de Cotignac Autrefois et Aujourd'hui
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 13 reviews
The museum conserves everyday objects that were used until the middle of the twentieth century in Cotignac, a Provencal village. Activities of the Museum include: * Cultural excursions in Provence * Historical talks, research * Collaboration with other associations * Creating village archives * Selling traditional mulled wine sold during La Fete du Coing * Provencal language courses
Reviewed By kay k - Luz, Portugal
Small volunteer run museums are often , dare I say, a tad boring! The initial enthusiasm often fades away and the exhibits are left to become stale and dusty.. Not this one! This is not at all stuffy and boring! Well researched and interesting the museum is evolving all the time thanks to the hard work of the passionate volunteers and the current President Derek Houghton. It offers a true glimpse into the history of the region and it's people. Well done to all involved.
5. Adenya
Overall Ratings
5 based on 10 reviews
A pretty shop dedicated to the natural and travel. Jewelry, bags, scarves and home fragrances in different natural materials: stingray, vegetable ivory, horn lacquered, essential oils ... Experience a real journey of the 5 senses with Julia who will be happy to tell you the history of each product! See you soon!
Reviewed By Elaine L
This is my second visit and won't be my last. The jewellery in here is lovely. I have a mango wood pendant and a coconut shell pendant that is enamelled. The bags are beautiful as well. On my list for my next visit.
6. Monastere Saint-Joseph du Bessillon
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Alan F - Runaway Bay, Australia
Its a great walk from Cotignac we took the path via the Church Notre-Dame de Graces, it took us about one and a half hours to get there, the walk is well marked, although we are not particular religious a visit into the simple church will impress in this tranquil environment.
7. Boutique Marguerite
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By Patrick F - Cagnes-sur-Mer, France
La boutique est proche de la place de la Mairie.
C'est plus une brocante, une sorte de caverne D'Ali Baba bien agencée, qu'une boutique de souvenir.
Ce qui vaut le coup d'œil est que vous visitez une maison de village typiquement provençale avec des recoins , des escaliers étroits et biscornus, un sol qui penche etc.
C'est plus là le clou de la visite.
8. Cascade de Cotignac
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By Angela J - Italy
Very close to tourist office, easy to find and reach but we were eaten alive in the 20 minutes total we were there! Cute waterfall though
9. Sava-Na Maison
Overall Ratings
5 based on 2 reviews
10. La Galerie Levy
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Manuele J - Chichester, United Kingdom
We spent 4 nights at Villa Mooresque and could not have chosen a better accommodation. Carole, our host was very welcoming and I really enjoyed our conversations as well as her beautifully japanese decorated house, our large bedroom and bathroom, the tranquility of the location, her super affectionate Shar Pei, Xiao Li and Carole's impeccable musical taste. We spent many hours by the pool and I could not recommend Villa Mooresque strongly enough.
Un grand merci Carole pour votre hospitalite et gentillesse and un grand calin à Xiao Li de la part de nous trois. C'etait un grand plaisir de faire votre connaissance.
A bientot j'espere
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