Grillon

Last update on Dec 8, 2025

On the D941 which links N7 Marseille to Valreas.

Situated in the enclave of the popes, Grillon is the northern-most district in the Vaucluse.
Take your time when visiting Grillon and you will discover the beautiful residences that have been so carefully restored: the "Maison des trois Arcs", the "Maison du Boulanger" (baker's house), the Maison Milon (today this serves as a research centre for the construction industry).

You can walk in the higher parts of the town, in the Vialle area which is undergoing major restoration.
In the old part of the village, across the ruins, you can imagine the way of life in the Middle Ages. You can gain an insight into the town-planning in feudal times when walled towns were commonplace.

The 12th century chateau is reinforced by the ramparts which surrounded the village.
At the foot of the high walls which surround the old village, you will find the place de la Bourgade, a typical Provencal square with its pretty fountain shaded by huge 100-year-old plane treets. One thing is certain: you will find the charm and quality of life at Grillon hard to resist!

What to see

The Vialle area. Ramparts.
Tour de l'horloge (clock tower).
The belfry and the belltower.
Maison des trois Arcs.
Maison du Boulanger (baker's house).
Maison Milon.