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Flassan, tiny village at the foot of Mont Ventoux
La Place de la Mairie (Town Hall Square)
In the heart of the village, the central square is the ideal setting for a photo stop. This is where the town hall, which was once an olive oil mill, is located.
The village theatre, sometimes animated, sometimes deserted, with its fountain and its wash-house where women used to come to wash their clothes and the shade of its trees, the square will evoke a real cot setting.
Epicerie Jouvaud, the local shop
This small grocery shop was created in 1895, and passed down from generation to generation. It is the central shop of the village, and you can find everything you need: general food, delicatessen, local products, bread, gas, envelope...
You will also find a "self-service" bookshop where you can read and exchange books during your holidays.
More about it : epicerie-jouvaud
Galleries and Artists
Two painters are based in Flassan and invite you to discover and discuss art against the backdrop of their own creations.
Pascale Bourges: with her oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings, the artist gives you a visual insight into her travel journal.
The studio of Jean Carlier: often inspired by the landscapes and light of Provence, a festival of colours is celebrated in the works of this artist, based at 61 rue de la Boissière, Flassan// Tel: +33 (0)6 20 463 463
La Ruchofruit
A small condiment-making business, the Ruchofruit shop is the place to visit in Flassan. Here you will find an array of jams, tapenades, preserves, chutneys and syrups... made to recipes ranging from traditional to the most original. This is the perfect place to stock up on quality 100% local produce and to find the ideal gift for your loved ones.