At the top of a rock overlooking the vineyards, Ménerbes celebrates, through its wine and truffle production, the entire Luberon terroir. Many artists felt in love the gentle way of life in the village. Behind its old ramparts, the village exudes strength, charm and elegance: beautiful 16th and 17th century residences. The citadel always seems to stand guard to protect the Ménerbiens. A few kilometers from the town, the Romanesque abbey of Saint-Hilaire and its intimate garden. Ménerbes is a village where the art of living is cultivated as the land. The soil and the sun of Provence have grown here beautiful vines, fruits and vegetables... It is not surprising that the gentle way of life in Ménerbes has seduced many artists: Picasso and his muse Dora Maar, the painters Nicolas de Staël or even Jane Eakin. We can also mention the writer Peter Mayle whose novel “A year in Provence” attracted many visitors to this Luberon village whose cultural vocation has never been denied...