The Domaine d’Estoublon occupies a position in the Alpilles that few estates in Provence can match: a 13th-century château surrounded by its own olive groves and vineyards, with the white limestone ridges of the Alpilles rising behind it. The estate produces its own olive oil and wine — both sold under the Estoublon label — […]

Gordes is perhaps the most photographed village in Provence. The tiered stone houses rising up the cliff face. The 16th-century château at the summit, the entire village glowing ochre-gold in the late afternoon light. Les Bastides de Gordes, the hotel cut into the hillside just below the village, takes. Landscape and frames it for a […]

The Château de Sannes sits in the southern Luberon, surrounded by lavender fields, olive groves. And a landscape of such concentrated Provençal beauty that the first photograph almost takes itself. Almost. The estate — a 17th-century château with extensive gardens, a formal allée of plane trees. And views across the valley to the Luberon ridge […]