[2025 Moustiers-Sainte-Marie Attraction] Travel Guide for Moustiers-Sainte-Marie (Updated May)

//𝐌𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐢𝐞𝐫𝐬-𝐒𝐚𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞-𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐢𝐞 St. Mary’s Mountain Castle// ° ° ° It is only a 10-minute drive from Lake Sainte-Croix. I came to the most beautiful town in my French trip. Mount St. Mary. The mountain town of St. Mary is about 760 meters above sea level. Built along a steep canyon. The town is famous for its production of tin-glazed ceramics. So everyone calls it the Ceramic Town. The town has beautiful scenery. The building is also very distinctive. It feels like being in a fairy tale. In addition to many handmade ceramic shops, There are also small shops selling Provence specialties. Because the scent of lavender is everywhere. We couldn't help but buy some sachets to take back. We walked aimlessly along the winding path. I had a lunch of rich truffle pasta and rice. I ate 𝘨𝘦𝘭𝘢𝘵𝘰 to relieve the heat, I took a lot of photos for the town. I stayed here for 3 hours without realizing it. I really recommend you to reserve more time here. There will be surprises. ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ ■ □ #mocha_n_love_travel #mocha_n_love_france #mocha_n_love_provence #FranceTravel #GlobalTravel

There are few tourists here, a very niche small town in southern France, especially romantic and beautiful, I really like it here too much. It's close to Lake Sainte-Croix, you can arrange it in one day. The whole town is full of colorful stone houses, with a strong medieval style, and you can see handmade ceramic shops everywhere, the prices are not expensive, you can take your time. Chatting to know that the town has been making ceramics for generations, each small building is a handmade workshop, the first floor is for sale, a girl in her twenties said her grandfather spent his life with mud, and taught her pottery when she was a child. The town is full of art and stories, which makes people feel comfortable. A winding stream runs through the entire village, like all traditional Provencal villages, there is drinkable spring water on the street to quench your thirst. The town is between two cliffs in the Provence region, so it is also called Cliff Town. A huge Venus badge is hanging between the two cliffs, which is the symbol of the town 💐It is worthy of being called the most beautiful village in southern France 🚗But the traffic is really inconvenient, it is recommended to drive here, follow the navigation, parking is convenient.

Nestled between dramatic limestone cliffs in Provence, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is often called one of the most beautiful villages in France. This charming medieval town is famous for its stunning scenery, centuries-old pottery tradition, and the golden star that hangs between two cliffs above the village. A Village Suspended in Time With its narrow cobbled streets, pastel-colored houses, and cascading waterfalls, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie looks like something out of a storybook. The town has a deep-rooted history dating back to the 5th century, when monks built a monastery here. As you wander through the village, you’ll find beautiful stone fountains, charming cafes, and hidden courtyards, all surrounded by the scent of lavender from the nearby fields. The Mystery of the Golden Star One of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie’s most famous landmarks is the golden star that dangles between two cliffs high above the village. According to legend, a knight from the Crusades, Blacas de Blacas, vowed to hang a star over Moustiers if he returned safely from war. Though the origins of the star remain a mystery, its presence adds to the magical aura of the village. A Hub for Art and Nature Lovers Moustiers is best known for its fine faïence pottery, a tradition dating back to the 17th century. Visitors can explore workshops and museums to see the delicate blue-and-white ceramic art still crafted by local artisans. The village is also the gateway to Verdon Gorge, one of Europe’s most breathtaking natural wonders, offering outdoor adventures like hiking, kayaking, and rock climbing. A Perfect Provençal Escape With its breathtaking views, rich history, and peaceful atmosphere, Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a perfect destination for those seeking an authentic Provençal experience. Whether admiring the golden star, exploring ceramic workshops, or venturing into the Verdon Gorge, this enchanting village offers a magical retreat into the heart of France’s countryside. #europetrip

A 12-day European adventure, exploring the romantic capitals! This super practical guide will help you travel with ease and avoid detours! Save it now and start your European journey! -- A multi-country European adventure, from ancient castles 🏰 to modern cities 🏙️, where history and present intertwine. Known as the Romantic Road, every step is a scenic view, every moment is worth remembering. -- 🛣️ Suggested Itinerary: Day 1: Depart from Shanghai and fly to the romantic capital, Paris. 🛫 Day 2-4: Explore Paris in depth, visit Notre Dame Cathedral, and enjoy a guided tour of the Louvre Museum led by a specially hired team of official guides from the French National Museums. Experience the romantic atmosphere of Paris, with a day of free time to enjoy the city's unique charm. 🗼 Day 5-6: Leave Paris and travel to the Palace of Versailles to hear its legendary stories. Then, head to the Loire Valley region and visit the Château de Chenonceau and Château de Chambord, immersing yourself in the ancient French romance. 🏰 Day 7-8: Continue south to Toulouse, the Pink City, and then to Carcassonne to explore the fascinating blend of city and castle. Afterwards, visit the Pont du Gard, Gordes, and Roussillon, experiencing the unique charm of southern France. 🌄 Day 9-10: Arrive at Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, one of France's beautiful ceramic towns, and then head to Nice to enjoy the sunshine and sea breeze of the French Riviera. Visit Èze and Monaco, experiencing the leisure and luxury of southern France. 🏖️ Day 11: Conclude your delightful French journey and depart from Marseille for your return to Shanghai. 🛬 Day 12: Arrive in Shanghai, marking the end of your journey. 🌟 -- 🧳 Travel Essentials: Must-haves for your European adventure! 📞 Phone Card: Don't forget to purchase a European phone card for convenient communication and online map 🗺 access. 🔌 Travel Adapter: European plugs are different, so bring a travel adapter to ensure you can charge your devices. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, and translated driver's license are essential for immigration and car rentals. 👕 Clothing: February in Europe can be quite cold, so pack warm clothes such as thick coats, scarves, and gloves. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Keep your phone and camera charged with a power bank for capturing memorable photos. -- ✈ European Adventure: Explore multiple countries and cultures. Plan your itinerary now and embark on your European dream!

#summerdestinations Provence is a feast for the senses. From bustling cities to hilltop villages to the Roman ruins and endless fields of Lavender. This stunner packs a punch for a summer holiday goer. Personally, I can’t think about any better summer getaway like the one i had in Provence, France. There ofcourse are bits that cannot be shared. But during my 4 days in Provence I did see the best of it. Our two days in Valensole were clearly some of the most amazing in my entire life. The long stretches of lavender and sunflower fields were a photographers dream. Then there was the charming French villages and the opportunity to picnic and siesta next to a breathtaking lake. It will leave you mind with some of the most beautiful visual memories for a lifetime. I do recommend visiting when the lavender is in full bloom, which is usually from the beginning of July towards mid July only. Valensole would be the best place to stay but if you wish to save more or say you're on a budget. The. perhaps Manosque should be considered. A little off the way, still nothing beats saving money! Another top tip is to make sure you visit Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. It was by far the most picturesque French town I ever came across. My mind is filled with lavender thoughts. I think you have to see a sunset there for yourself to comprehend what I'm talking about!#summerdestinations #vivelafrance #Provence #USA #Insta

📍Moustiers-Sainte-Marie ✅The village located between two cliffs, 'Moustiers-Sainte-Marie' means 'the monastery that serves the Virgin Mary', and it is also called 'the most beautiful village in France!' and 'the village where the stars never set'.✨ ✅Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is said to have been selected as 'the most beautiful village in France' in a contest held every six years, but the qualifications for application are strict, such as the villagers having to want it and having at least two UNESCO heritage sites. #summertravel

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, often referred to as the Ceramic Town, was famous for producing a type of white glazed pottery with exquisite designs that captivated Europe for 200 years during the 17th and 18th centuries. The town is dotted with ceramic shops, serving both as the place of origin and a distribution center. In the morning, without the hustle and bustle of crowds, one can truly appreciate the charm of the Ceramic Town. Where does this charm come from? It comes from the details.

Welcome to the famous Verdon Gorge! In the heart of Provence, there is a route that brings you close to nature. It allows you to shuttle through the gorge, feel the beauty of Lake Sainte-Croix, and experience the ancient town hidden in the mountains. 1. Panoramic route of the northern line. On the north side, D952 connects Castellane to Lac de Sainte Croix. At the end of this road is the Sainte Croix Lake, which is the main route to experience the canyon. The canyon road is narrow, allowing you to experience the vastness of the canyon and the vertical steepness of the cliffs. Climbing all the way up to an altitude of 700 meters, you may also have the opportunity to see many bald eagles. 2. Panoramic route of the southern line. On the south side, I also recommend taking the D71 that connects Trigance and Aigines. It runs south along the Gorges du Verdon, and is much quieter with fewer cars than the D952. The panoramic views here are also very beautiful, whether it's at the Balcons de la Mescla on the Martell path or at the pass of Illoire. It's worth stopping and staying for a while. 3. The town of Moustiers-Sainte-Marie. I am impressed by the beauty and charm of this village, which is located in the center of Verdon Park and ranks among "the most beautiful villages in France". When you first see Moustiers, the first thing that catches your eye is the cliff. The town is built on the mountain, and this small village exudes the atmosphere of Provence: the fragrance of lavender permeates the streets, and the maze-like alleys give you the opportunity to discover beautiful fountains, pottery shops, and more. The Notre Dame de Beauvoir chapel is located between the cliffs, and the climb to the church overlooks the entire town. This is the first time I have felt like I have found a paradise on earth. An impulse to stay. Navigation address: Place de l'Eglise 04360 Moustiers-Sainte-Marie Four, swimming in Lake Saint Croix. The Sainte-Croix Lake, built in the 19th century, is an artificial lake known for its emerald green water. I was really fascinated by its color. I sincerely recommend driving around the lake. Along the way, you can see beautiful villages by the lake... such as Bauduen and Aiguines. On the map, look for the small path down to the lake, have a picnic by the lake, go for a swim, and it's so comfortable. Another important activity on the lake is canoeing, and the boat rental point is at the Galetas Bridge. No input provided. Five, travel. The canyon has no buses, it is recommended to rent a car to go. You can plan to visit Sainte-Croix Lake and Moustiers-Sainte-Marie for one day, and drive along the lake, have a picnic and go boating on the second day. This trip can be combined with Valensole and Grasse to make a bigger circular tour. Sixth, accommodation. 1. Auberge des Salles is located across from Lake Sainte-Croix. This hotel is very comfortable and offers magnificent lake views! Address: 18 rue Sainte Catherine, 83630 Les Salles sur Verdon 2. Hotel and Spa des Gorges du Verdon located on the banks of the Verdon Gorge in La-Palud-sur-Verdon. It features a scenic swimming pool, a spa center, and modern decor. Address: route de la Maline, 04120 La Palud-sur-Verdon Verdon River, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Valensole, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Verdon Gorge and Lake Sainte-Croix Auberge du Seigneur des Serres Restaurant des Gorges du Verdon (Hôtel&Spa) Hotel & Spa des Gorges du Verdon

How to get there: By car Attraction: Stars hanging on both sides of the cliff Recommended food & restaurant: La cantine with a spectacular view It is a small village in the Provence region of southern France. Many people travel to the Provence region mainly on southern tours, so this is a must-see course. It is located in the ‘Geological Park of Haute Provence’, which is registered as a UNESCO natural cultural heritage, so it has a very beautiful natural environment and is a quiet and cute town that is healing. I recommend it!

The ceramic town is another miracle of Provence. Looking from afar, it is like a small house that is set on the edge of a cliff. In fact, it is a small town built on a cliff. The arc of the town is very beautiful, like wearing a beautiful wreath on the cliff. With exquisite ceramics, it has been a local ceramics trading center for centuries. To make beautiful art such as ceramics, we must be in harmony with others, so the ceramic town must be a good mountain and a good scenery. Find a delicious pizza here, its just a fascinating experience!

A small town built by the mountains of Provence is famous for its pottery trade, especially because it is also called the ceramic town. It can also be used as a starting point for visiting the Lake of the Holy Cross. In the 17th and 18th centuries, a white glazed pottery produced here was once popular in Europe for 200 years, but finally lost to the British porcelain of the empire. However, the combination of fresh green, secluded golden, blue washed blue and so on, is also quite French. Now the craft has begun to recover, and the various utensils made of this pottery can be bought in the town.

This town is called Mustier St. Mary, also known as the ceramic town in Provence, France. The town originated in the 5th century and its name was derived from the monastery where the monks were building. Until the beginning of the 13th century, this ancient historical monastery still attracted a large number of pilgrims from afar. The town is famous, not a monastery, but because it is rich in ceramics.