Map of Saint Pantaléon

How long does it take to visit Saint-Pantaléon?

Saint-Pantaléon is very small and can be visited quickly. Allow between one and two hours to tour the village. This will give you enough time to see the Romanesque church and the rock necropolis.

The village does not have a center as such. A few houses surround the town hall. Farms and farmhouses are scattered throughout the surrounding countryside.

A visit to the church takes about 30 minutes. You can then explore the necropolis behind the building. The tombs carved into the rock bear witness to the medieval past of the place.

The Moulin de la Badelle mill can be seen from afar with its majestic sails. It is a private building and cannot be visited, but it offers a beautiful view from the outside.

Allow extra time to stroll through the countryside. The vine-covered hillsides and orchards offer beautiful scenery. This is an opportunity to enjoy the peace and quiet of Provence.

If you want to explore the neighboring villages, allow half a day. Gordes is 5 kilometers away. Goult is about 3 kilometers away.

Where can I download a map of Saint-Pantaléon in PDF format?

You can easily download a map of Saint-Pantaléon in PDF format from this page. Simply click on the “Download map” button above. This button is located directly below our interactive map.

The PDF file allows you to have the map on your phone. You can also print it before you leave. This is handy for finding your way around once you're there.

The PDF map shows the main monuments. It also shows the access roads to the village. Parking areas are clearly marked.

Downloading is free and does not require registration. The file is lightweight and can be opened on all devices. You can view it even without an internet connection.

Where is the tourist office?

Saint-Pantaléon does not have its own tourist office. You will need to go to Gordes to obtain tourist information. The tourist office is located on Place Genty Pantaly, in the Château de Gordes.

From April 1 to September 30, the office is open Monday through Sunday and on public holidays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2:30 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. In the off-season, the hours change. From October 1 to March 31, it is open Tuesday through Saturday and on public holidays from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The office is closed on Mondays and Sundays outside the summer season.

You can contact them by phone at +33 (0)4 90 72 02 75. Their email address is available on the destinationluberon.com website. The team can provide you with information about activities in the Luberon.

The staff are very knowledgeable about the region. They can give you advice on visiting Saint-Pantaléon and the surrounding villages. You can also get information about Provençal markets.

Activity books are available for children. These fun documents allow families to discover the region's heritage. The office also offers guided tours in summer.

Where to park in Saint-Pantaléon?

Parking in Saint-Pantaléon is relatively easy outside of the high season. As the village is very small, you will find spaces along the roads. In summer, the situation becomes more complicated due to the influx of tourists.

All the car parks in Saint-Pantaléon are shown on our map on this page. Consult it before your visit to locate the parking areas. The interactive map shows you the available spaces.

Most visitors park near the Romanesque church. This is the main point of interest in the village. Arrive early in the morning to be sure of finding a space.

The village does not have an official car park. Parking spaces are informal, along the roads. Please respect private property and parking restrictions.

If you can't find a space, park in Gordes. The village is 5 kilometers away. You can also park in Goult, which is nearby.

In summer, it's best to visit at the beginning or end of the day. This way, you'll avoid the rush hour. Parking will be easier and you'll enjoy a quieter atmosphere.

What are the must-see places?

The 11th-century Romanesque church is the main monument in Saint-Pantaléon. This unique building consists of two connected churches. In 1727, a votive chapel was added following the great plague that ravaged Provence.

The rock necropolis is located behind the church. Impressive tombs have been carved directly into the rock. Some are small, intended for children. This site bears witness to the village's medieval history.

The Badelle mill proudly retains its majestic sails. Built in 1846, this historic windmill has been restored. It is a private building that has been converted into tourist accommodation. You can admire it from the outside.

The Oratory of the Virgin Mary dates from the 19th century. This small sacred building bears witness to the devotion of the inhabitants. It offers a peaceful stopover during your walk.

Neolithic remains attest to a very ancient human presence. The Roches and Forans sites are located in the area. The Roque plateau also conceals traces of the past.

The surrounding countryside is well worth exploring. The vine-covered hillsides and orchards offer beautiful walks. The hiking trails cross landscapes typical of the Luberon. You will discover the dry stone buildings characteristic of the region.

How to get to Saint-Pantaléon?

Saint-Pantaléon can be reached via the D148 or D104 roads from Gordes and Goult. These two towns completely surround the village. The route is simple and well signposted.

By car, take the A7 motorway. The nearest exits are Avignon Sud or Cavaillon. From Avignon, the journey takes about 40 minutes. From Cavaillon, it takes 20 minutes.

The nearest TGV station is Avignon TGV. Once at the station, you will need to rent a car. There is no direct public transport to Saint-Pantaléon. The ZOU bus network connects the main towns in the Vaucluse.

From Avignon city center, head towards Gordes. You will pass through the magnificent landscapes of the Luberon. The road winds through hilltop villages.

For travelers arriving by plane, there are several options available. Avignon-Provence Airport is about 30 kilometers away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 90 kilometers away. From these airports, rent a car to reach the village.

Cyclists can take the Calavon Greenway. This cycle path crosses the Luberon, allowing you to explore the region safely by bike.

What are the best hotels in Saint-Pantaléon?

Saint-Pantaléon does not have any hotels within its boundaries. As the village is tiny, accommodation is concentrated in the neighboring towns. Gordes, 5 kilometers away, offers many high-quality establishments. La Bastide de Gordes is a 16th-century palace with spectacular views of the Luberon and Michelin-starred restaurants, including Jean-François Piège's. Le Jas de Gordes offers the charm of a Provençal farmhouse nestled in a wooded park with a heated swimming pool and breakfast on the terrace facing the valley. Le Mas des Romarins stands out for its exceptional location just a few minutes' walk from the center of Gordes, with a heated swimming pool and a panoramic bar. Les Bories & Spa is located on an 8-hectare estate planted with olive trees and lavender, offering high-end services. Goult also offers charming accommodation such as Quintessence Provence, which offers a peaceful atmosphere and mountain views, while several gîtes and guest houses allow you to stay in the heart of the Luberon countryside.

Also worth reading to help you prepare for your stay in Saint-Pantaléon:

• the village of Saint Pantaléon, France