Cavaillon Voyage Tips and guide

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A former episcopal seat, located in the Durance valley, within the Luberon Natural Regional Park, the town is today considered the capital of the melon.

Cavaillon is accessible from Avignon-Caumont Airport, serviced by low-cost airlines. The next closest airport is Marseille.

Several bus lines connect Cavaillon with the other towns 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)

• 43.8348565.0435661 Gare de Cavaillon (railway station), 1 Avenue Charles Péguy, 84 Cavaillon. On the line from Marseille to Salon-de-Provence - Cavaillon - Avignon (updated Oct 2017)

43°50′3″N 5°2′38″E

Map of Cavaillon

• 43.837785.031521 Saint Jacques chapel. On the top of Saint Jacques Mount, near town centre. (updated Oct 2017)

• 43.83665.04082 The Star of Cavaillon (Etoile de Cavaillon), Place Léon Gambetta. A bronze star in the middle of a fountain. (updated Oct 2017)
• 43.8347225.0347223 Roman arc. (updated Oct 2017)
• 43.8361115.0363894 Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Véran cathedral. (updated Oct 2017)
• 43.880395.006385 Notre-Dame des Vignères chapel. (updated Oct 2017)

• 43.83495.0521 ^{[dead link]} Racecourse of the Durance. (updated Oct 2017)