Cavaillon

A former episcopal seat, located in the Durance valley, within the Luberon Regional Nature Park, the city is today considered the capital of the melon, although much of the production originates today the Crau and the center of Vaucluse, and is only shipped from Cavaillon.

By plane

Cavaillon is accessible from Avignon - Caumont Airport, serviced by low-cost airlines. The other closest airports are those of Marseille Airport.

By car

By bus

Several bus lines connect Cavaillon with the other cities of the department

• Ligne 7 (Avignon - Caumont-sur-Durance - Cavaillon)
• Ligne 8 (Pertuis - Cavaillon)
• Ligne 13.1 (Carpentras - Le Thor - L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue - Cavaillon)
• Ligne 13.2 (Sorgues - Le Thor - L'Isle-sur-la-Sorgue - Cavaillon)
• Ligne 15.3 (Roussillon - Gordes - Cavaillon)

By train

• Cavaillon trains station

  address: 1 Avenue Charles Péguy, 84 Cavaillon
  on trains ligne from Marseille to Salon-de-Provence - Cavaillon - Avignon

• Saint Jacques chapelon the top f Saint Jacques mount, near city's center.

• The Star of Cavaillon

  address: Place Léon Gambetta
  A bronze star in the middle of a fountain.

• Roman arc

• Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Véran cathedral

• Notre-Dame des Vignères chapel

• Racecourse of the Durance