The village of Lourmarin is nestled in the middle of vineyards, olive and almond trees: very active in summer thanks to its many café terraces, restaurants and Provençal shops, Lourmarin is one of the enchanting villages of southern Luberon. Its magnificent castle of the 16th and 17th centuries is visited for its curious staircases and its magnificently furnished apartments. You will be struck by the typical Mediterranean architecture of the village: narrow and winding streets, beautiful old houses with facades restored with local materials and always a small shady square where you can soak up the gentle atmosphere of beautiful Provence. Locals like to point out that Albert Camus, Nobel Prize in Literature, lived and wrote here. He is also buried in the village cemetery.