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Tourist map and places to visit in Orange
We offer an interactive map of Orange to help you discover its ancient and Provençal treasures. This city in the Vaucluse department is home to two UNESCO monuments: the Ancient Theater and the Roman Triumphal Arch. You can easily find points of interest using our detailed map.
The historic center can be visited on foot in a few hours. The main attractions are concentrated around the Ancient Theater, the true heart of the city. The Place aux Herbes and the Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral complete your discovery. Find all these places on our map of Orange.
How long does it take to visit Orange?
One day is enough to see the essential sights of Orange. In the morning, you can visit the Ancient Theater and its museum. The afternoon is perfect for exploring the Triumphal Arch and the historic center.
Allow 2 to 3 hours for the Ancient Theater with the audio guide. The visit to the Triumphal Arch takes about 30 minutes.
For a more in-depth exploration, plan a weekend. You can then visit the Museum of Art and History, climb Saint-Eutrope Hill, and stroll through the Provençal market on Thursday.
Lovers of ancient history will particularly enjoy the Odyssée Sonore. This nighttime show at the Ancient Theater requires advance booking.
Where can I download a PDF map of Orange?
You can download your PDF map of Orange directly from this page. Simply click on the “Download map” button above our interactive map.
This map details all the main monuments. You will find parking lots, restaurants, and shops in the city center.
Where is the tourist office?
The Pays d'Orange Tourist Office is located at 5 Cours Aristide Briand, right in the city center. You will find it next to Gasparin Park, a few steps from the Ancient Theater.
The reception team is available Monday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. The multilingual staff can provide information on accommodation, restaurants, and events.
You can contact the office by phone at +33 (0)4 90 34 70 88. The email address for information requests is accueil.orange@paysdorange.com.
Free brochures are available on site. The office also organizes guided tours for groups with certified tour guides.
What are the must-see places?
The Ancient Theater of Orange tops the list of must-see attractions. This 1st-century monument remains one of the best preserved in Europe. Its 35-meter-high facade is as impressive as its ancient tiers.
The Roman Triumphal Arch awaits you in the north of the city. This monumental 1st-century gate marks the ancient entrance to Arausio. Its sculptures and inscriptions bear witness to Roman grandeur.
The Museum of Art and History is housed in a 17th-century mansion. It exhibits unique archaeological collections, including the Roman land registry engraved on marble. The friezes of Amazons and centaurs fascinate visitors.
The Cathedral of Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth is also worth a visit. This 12th-century building combines Romanesque and Provençal Gothic styles.
The Colline Saint-Eutrope offers an exceptional view of the city. This green promenade is also home to the statue of the Virgin Mary and the remains of the castle of the Princes of Orange. The park is a haven of coolness in summer.
How to get to Orange?
Orange has excellent rail connections thanks to its SNCF train station. Regional TER trains connect Orange to Avignon in just 15-20 minutes. Paris is accessible by TGV with a connection in Avignon.
The station is located on Rue Pierre Sémard, a few minutes' walk from the historic center. TCVO city buses also serve the station with four regular lines.
By car, Orange is located at the intersection of the A7 and A9 motorways. Take the “Orange Centre” exit to quickly reach the city center. Paid parking is available near the monuments.
The ZOU network offers bus connections from neighboring cities. Cyclists will enjoy the ViaRhôna, which crosses Orange from north to south.
What are the best hotels in Orange?
The Hôtel Le Glacier has been charming guests with its family atmosphere since 1947. Located 50 meters from the Ancient Theater, this establishment offers 32 unique rooms with air conditioning and WiFi. The restaurant serves local cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.
The Grand Hôtel d'Orange BW Signature Collection offers a more luxurious setting with an outdoor pool and spa center. This 18th-century residence combines historic charm and modern comfort in the historic center.
L'Herbier d'Orange welcomes you to Place aux Herbes, opposite the Ancient Theater. This small boutique hotel has a pleasant terrace and an exceptional location for visiting on foot.
The Mercure Orange Centre offers high-end services with a swimming pool and gourmet restaurant. The hotel accepts pets and has private parking. For those on a tight budget, the Ibis Budget Orange Centre offers excellent value for money with free parking.
Also worth reading to help you plan your stay:
NEIGHBOURING TOWNS AND VILLAGES
Camaret sur Aigues (7 km), Caderousse (7 km), Piolenc (7 km) and Jonquières (8 km).