Cave de Bonnieux

The Luberon


Sample local wines at this superior cellar, 5km from Bonnieux on the D36. Tastings are free.


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1. Château de Lacoste

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2. Pont Julien

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3. Musée de la Boulangerie

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4. Fôret des Cèdres

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6. Musée du Tire-Bouchon

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7. Moulin des Bouillons

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8. Mines de Bruoux

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