Town halls and palaces listed in the Vaucluse

Palais épiscopal
84400 Apt

The Episcopal Palace of Apt, built in the 18th century in the Vaucluse, is a former episcopal seat transformed into a sub-prefecture, combining religious and administrative architecture.

Hôtel de la Monnaie
84000 Avignon

The Hôtel des Monnaies d'Avignon, a 17th century Baroque building located in Place du Palais, was a monetary workshop and then a music conservatory. A symbol of the Avignon heritage, it combines history and refined architecture.

Palais épiscopal
84200 Carpentras

The Episcopal Palace of Carpentras, built in the 17th century in the Vaucluse, is a former episcopal seat transformed into a courthouse, combining Italian architecture and remarkable Baroque frescoes.

Caves
84220 Gordes

The cellars of the Palais Saint-Firmin in Gordes form a 17th century troglodyte network, under a Renaissance hotel, with chapels, presses and underground mills on seven levels.

Collège des Jésuites
84000 Avignon

The novitiate of the Jesuits of Avignon, built at the end of the sixteenth century, is an ancient religious building located in the Comtat Venaissin, now transformed into a hotel and cultural space in the historic centre of Avignon.

Hôtel de ville
84100 Orange

The Orange Town Hall, located in the Vaucluse, is a former 17th century mansion with a belfry listed as a historic monument since 1907.

Palais
84000 Avignon

The Palais du Roure, a 15th century mansion in Avignon, transformed into a museum, illustrates Provencal and Mediterranean history in the heart of Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur.

Palais
84000 Avignon

The Palace of the Popes of Avignon, built in the 14th century in the Vaucluse, is the largest medieval Gothic building in Europe, having served as a papal residence and fortress during the papacy of Avignon. This iconic monument, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, dominates the city from the Rock of the Doms and bears witness to the political and religious influence of the Church in the Middle Ages.