Goult Wheelchair Accessible Tours

Goult wheelchair accessible tours, is one of the eight “perches” villages ( perched ) in the Luberon Natural Park.

Has a delightful square and a XII century Roman church. Climb its narrow streets to the astronomers square in front of the restored Mill of Jérusalem.

From this place you can enjoy impressive views of the Luberon Massif. Goult will be especially enjoyed by history and nature lovers alike.

The first name of Goult is of Germanic origin. Agaud, then Agoùt in Provençal, and finally Goult. The house of Agoult took this name in the XI century.

She reigned over the land of Apt and Sault throughout the Middle Ages and in Goult until the XVI century.

The Donis of Florentine origin became Lords of Goult in the XVI century.

The village, slightly away from the main communication axis that was once the Roman or Domitian road, today the RD 900, connecting the South of France to Italy, via the Alps.

It dominates the valleys of Calavon and Limergue at their confluence at Lumières.

Goult Private Accessible Tours

We are providing a safe and a full Provence accessible tours around previewed accessible itineraries. Disabled friendly accessible services includes professional guided tours and cruise shore excursions.

Visit this rich and fascinating land with an exclusive private Goult wheelchair accessible tours with adapted van transportation specifically designed for wheelchair users tourists combined an holiday to across France.

Touring Goult

Less well-known than Gordes, Bonnieux, Roussillon or Ménerbes, for many years the quiet hill-top village of Goult really was off the tourist track.

Lovers of old stones will be immediately seduced by the small alleys of Goult. Is not its typical architecture of southern cities of France.

Carefully restored, the village has beautiful stone buildings.

It seems that the large squares, shaded by centuries-old trees, welcome you with the intention of sharing the sweetness of Provencal living, which is felt here more than anywhere else.

The well-restored buildings that seem to grow up out of the living rock, are built of the same natural stone.

The narrow lanes are walled with stone and sometimes the solid rock, with arched doorways and vaulted passages.

One XIV century porte is in its original state.

At the village center is a massive buttrassed Romanesque church with clock tower and small campanile.

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