Sénanque Abbey
Abbey · Luberon, Avignon

Sénanque Abbey

Photo: Jjpetite · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Sénanque Abbey was founded in the 12th century. It remains an active monastery. The Romanesque church and cloister are open to visitors.

On day 10 of Grand Tour of France: Paris to Nice in 14 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Admission fees apply; check the abbey website for current prices
Time needed
One hour
Best time
June and July when lavender is in bloom
Getting there
Drive 25 minutes from Avignon

Itineraries with Sénanque Abbey

Day 10 of Grand Tour of France: Paris to Nice in 14 Days

The Luberon villages

How Sénanque Abbey fits into a day.
  1. 9:00GordesLuberon, Provence
  2. 11:00Sénanque AbbeyLuberon, Provence
  3. 14:30Roussillon ochre trailRoussillon
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Sénanque Abbey questions

Is Sénanque Abbey still active?

Yes. Cistercian monks live and work at the abbey.

When does the lavender bloom at Sénanque Abbey?

The fields bloom in late June and July.

Can visitors attend services at Sénanque Abbey?

Yes. Services are open to the public at scheduled times.

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