Spend your morning at the vibrant farmers market gathering famously fresh produce to prepare a "home chef" feast, headlined by our favorite Provencal appetizer: ripe cantaloupe wrapped in salty prosciutto paired with a crisp glass of Rosé.

Stroll the winding streets to discover darling boutiques and the Baroque beauty of Notre-Dame-des-Anges, or pack a picnic for a lazy afternoon at Parc Municipal Gautier.

Visit Coté Parc - Antiquaire along the street and the antique courtyard just down the street. As the beating heart of French antiquing, the town hosts a legendary open-air market over Easter and in August that draws collectors globally to browse over 500 world-class dealers.

We recommend booking a stunning historic villa in the surrounding countryside to truly immerse yourself in the expansive beauty and quietude of the Provençal fields on Airbnb.

Dine at Restaurant Philip, a family-run staple since 1926 that offers soul-warming "old world" service on a terrace overlooking the rushing mountain water.

Hike the scenic path to the Gouffre de Fontaine-de-Vaucluse, a mysterious and deep limestone basin that serves as the breathtaking emerald birthplace of the river.

Visit the Moulin à Papier Vallis Clausa, a working 15th-century water-powered mill where you can purchase exquisite, heavy-textured paper handmade from recycled rags.

We suggest staying in a nearby apartment in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue to enjoy the riverside energy of the day while retreating to the "Venice of Provence" at night.

Grab a table at Chez Gilbert for a buzzing port-side atmosphere and stunning views of the harbor and the distant Calanques.

Explore the world-famous Calanques by boat or by foot to witness the dramatic white cliffs and hidden turquoise inlets that define this coastline.

Visit L’Atelier du Corail to find unique, handmade coral jewelry crafted by a talented husband-and-wife duo.

Hotel de la Plage Mahogany offers clean, beautiful rooms with sweeping water views and a perfect breakfast, all just a short walk from the center of town.

Visit Le Femina Chez Kachetel for incredible Moroccan couscous that reflects the city's diverse heritage—it's the perfect family-style meal after a day of shopping.

Experience the Mucem, a stunningly modern "lace" concrete museum connected by a high-altitude footbridge to the ancient Fort Saint-Jean, for the best sunset views in the city.

A visit to Maison Empereur is a must; as France's oldest hardware store, it is the ultimate destination for authentic French cookware and timeless household treasures.

Check into Tuba Club, a stunningly chic "perched" hotel in the rocks of the Calanques that offers direct sea access and has become a darling of Vogue and Condé Nast.