Key Facts about Goult, France

📍 Location

Vaucluse department, Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur region, southeastern France.

🏞️ Known For

• A hidden gem of Provence, less crowded than nearby Gordes or Roussillon.

• Stone houses, narrow alleys, and vaulted passages full of old-world charm.

• The Jerusalem Mill (Moulin de Jérusalem), a restored windmill overlooking the valley.

• Panoramic views of the Luberon countryside and vineyards.

• Authentic Provençal ambiance with local cafés and markets.

⏳ Best Time to Visit

• Spring (April–June): Blooming lavender and pleasant weather.

• Summer (July–August): Lively atmosphere, though warmer.

• Autumn (September–October): Harvest season, fewer tourists.

• Winter (November–February): Quiet village charm.

💬 Local Language: French

💰 Currency: Euro (€).

🚆 Getting There

• By Train: Nearest station is Cavaillon (25 km), with connections to Avignon.

• By Car: 1 hour from Avignon, 1.5 hours from Marseille.

• By Air: Marseille Provence Airport (75 km) and Avignon Airport (40 km).

🌟 Top Attractions

1. Moulin de Jérusalem – The restored windmill and village symbol.

2. Saint-Sébastien Church – A Romanesque church with peaceful surroundings.

3. Village Walks – Hidden stairways, arches, and stone-paved alleys.

4. Panoramic Viewpoints – Over the Calavon valley and Luberon hills.

5. Local Markets & Cafés – True Provençal lifestyle experiences.

🍽️ Local Specialties

• Olive oil from surrounding groves.

• Goat cheeses and fresh regional produce.

• Lavender honey from Provence.

• Côtes du Luberon wines from nearby vineyards.

🎉 Notable Events

• Summer village festivals with music, food, and Provençal traditions.

• Weekly market days in neighboring Luberon villages.

• Harvest season (autumn): Celebrations of wine and olives.