Map of Eyragues

How much time should you allow for visiting Eyragues?

Half a day is enough to see the main sights of the village. This will give you time to stroll around the historic center, visit Saint-Maxime Church, and relax in the central square.

If you have a whole day, you'll have time to walk to Saint-Bonnet Chapel. The Bambous en Provence garden is also worth a visit of one to two hours.

For hikers, the Transhumance trail offers a 12 km route. This walk will take you about 3 to 4 hours. You will enjoy beautiful views of the Alpilles, Ventoux, and Luberon mountains.

The Provençal market on Friday mornings brings the village to life. Allow an hour to walk around and chat with local producers. The atmosphere is authentic and warm.

The Heritage Museum in the Parc des Poètes displays traditional Arlésienne costumes. This cultural visit will take you about an hour. It's an opportunity to discover Provençal traditions.

If you come in summer, the traditional festivals will enrich your stay. Saint-Eloi and the Eirago-Belges festival take place in July. Camargue races also bring the village to life.

Where can I download a map of Eyragues in PDF format?

You can download the map of the village for free directly from this page. Simply click on the “Download map” button below our interactive map.

This PDF map shows you all the important places. You will find the main streets, parking lots, and monuments to visit. You can print it before you leave or keep it on your phone.

Our map also shows the shops and restaurants in the center. You won't get lost in the village's narrow streets. The PDF format remains readable even without an internet connection.

The distances between each point of interest are indicated on the map. This will help you plan your visit. This will help you make the most of your time there.

The map also shows the hiking trails that start in Eyragues. The Transhumance Trail is clearly marked with its starting and finishing points.

Where is the tourist office?

The Culture and Tourism Center is located on Place de la Libération in Eyragues. You will find it easily in the heart of the village, on the main square.

You can contact them on +33 (0)4 90 92 84 47. The email address is espaceculturetourisme@orange.fr if you have any questions before your visit. Please note that the tourist information office is closed on Mondays.

Opening hours vary depending on the season. It is best to check before you go. The staff will provide you with information on activities and accommodation available.

Guided heritage tours are offered by Carole Gallas. She shares her passion for the village and Provençal culture. These tours include the museum and the main monuments.

Free brochures and leaflets are available on site. The village festival calendar is also available. Feel free to ask for advice on exploring the surrounding area.

Where to park in Eyragues?

The Bouveyron car park on Chemin de la Sablière is a 2-minute walk from the center. It is one of the most convenient parking lots in the village.

The Bouchet car park on Rue Gabriel Péri also offers quick access to the town center. You can reach the central square in a few minutes on foot. These two free car parks are rarely full.

The Parc des Poètes car park on Avenue Romain Rolland is another option. It allows you to combine parking with a visit to the Heritage Museum. It is only a short distance from the historic center.

In high season, parking can be more difficult. Arrive in the morning to find a space more easily. All the car parks in Eyragues are shown on our interactive map on this page.

There is a car park near the Pumptrack on the outskirts of the village towards Saint-Rémy. It is a 5-minute walk from the center. This is a fallback option if the others are full.

On market days on Fridays, expect a little more traffic. However, spaces become available regularly throughout the morning. Patience is required, but you will eventually find a place to park.

What are the must-see places?

The Saint-Maxime church dominates the village with its fortified Romanesque architecture. Its 18th-century bell tower can be seen from afar. The building dates from the 11th and 12th centuries and is worth a visit for its architectural details.

The village square with its hundred-year-old plane trees is the heart of Eyragues. This is where the village comes alive, where people do their shopping and where the market is held every Friday morning. The atmosphere is particularly pleasant in summer under the shade of the trees.

The Notre-Dame-du-Pieux-Zèle chapel, also known as the Saint-Bonnet chapel, dates from the 11th century. You can reach it via Chemin Notre-Dame. Its garden contains ancient tombs that bear witness to local history.

The Bambous en Provence garden is classified as a remarkable garden. 300 varieties of bamboo are presented in a Zen-like and soothing setting. The play of light through the canes creates a unique atmosphere.

The Parc des Poètes houses the busts of the 7 Félibres. These Provençal poets have left their mark on regional literature. The Heritage Museum displays Arlésienne costumes and explains how they are made.

Remains of medieval ramparts can still be seen in the village. Two ruined towers are a reminder of the old fortifications. As you stroll through the streets, you will discover medieval architectural details such as corner chains and modillions.

How to get to Eyragues?

By car, Eyragues is 6 km from Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and 15 km from Avignon via the D571. Access is easy and well signposted. From the A7 motorway, take the Avignon Sud exit.

The Avignon Courtine TGV station is 15 minutes from Eyragues. Avignon Centre station is 20 minutes from the village. These two train stations provide easy access from Paris and other major cities.

Bus line 707 connects Avignon to Saint-Rémy-de-Provence via Eyragues. The journey from Avignon takes about 30 minutes. The bus fare is €3, making it an economical option.

Buses depart from Notre Dame station in Eyragues. Departures are every hour and the service runs every day. This is convenient if you don't have a car.

The nearest airports are Avignon, Marseille-Provence, and Nîmes. Avignon airport is 15 minutes away, while Marseille and Nîmes airports are about 50 minutes away. You can then rent a car or take public transportation.

From Marseille, it takes about an hour by car. From Aix-en-Provence, the journey takes 50 minutes. The roads are in good condition and well maintained.

What are the best hotels in Eyragues?

Les Mazets de Marie de Jules is the top-rated establishment with a score of 4.8 out of 5. This 4-star family hotel offers independent rooms in charming mazets (traditional Provençal cottages) set in a large landscaped garden. Each room has a fridge, TV, and free Wi-Fi, with a secure swimming pool and enclosed parking. Guests particularly appreciate the warm welcome, the quality of the rooms, and the generous, carefully prepared breakfast. L'Oustau de Mistrau has a rating of 4.7 out of 5 and charms guests with its authentic Provençal charm in the heart of a green environment. Mas de Rousseau offers several types of accommodation, including Eden and La Maison perchée, with an outdoor swimming pool and garden, perfect for a family stay in the Eyragues countryside. Le Mazet de la Gardy is located less than 2 km from the village in the middle of a large wooded area where peace and quiet reigns, with 5 air-conditioned rooms, each with a private terrace, a swimming pool, and a summer kitchen with barbecue. These establishments all offer excellent value for money and are ideal bases for exploring the Alpilles.

Also worth reading to help you prepare for your visit to Eyragues:

• the village of Eyragues

• our favorite hotels in Eyragues