18th Century Maison located on a quiet street within the Old Town of Forcalquier. Recently renovated with south facing views over the Luberon and easy walking distance to restaurants, cafes and boutique shopping. Adult only accommodation for 4 persons, fully equipped kitchen with oven, cooktop, microwave, integrated refrigerator and freezer, dishwasher, washing machine and dryer. Luxury bathroom with heated towel rail, large bedroom, heating, fibre internet, SFR TV. Free parking.

We are Australians with a love for the French way of life. Forcalquier is a lovely place to relax and enjoy the benefits of Provençale life. There are many restaurants and cafes in Forcalquier, the Monday and Thursday afternoon markets and an active event calendar.

Forcalquier has a rich history as a county town. The streets of the historical centre are an invitation to wander around. With its narrow streets and squares, the Gothic fountain and mansions and its cathedral and chapels, there is a wide heritage to be discovered in the atmosphere of a Provencal village. Did you know that the cinema occupies what was once a Visitandine convent? If you like markets, Monday mornings in Forcalquier are for you! This is said to be the biggest market in the region. It is spread all over the town and has a really good atmosphere. The Couvent des Cordeliers is home to the Université Européenne des Senteurs et des Saveurs (the European University of Scents and Flavours), a training cluster. Awaken your senses and discover the uses and properties of plants in the sensory workshops such as the perfumer’s workshop, the aperitif workshop, etc. in this 12th century Franciscan convent with its magnificent cloister and gardens. Panoramic view from the Citadel A 360° view awaits you at the top of the Citadel hill. Your eyes can scan the roofs of the town and see as far as the first peaks of the Alps to the Durance valley.