Saint-Christol

Saint-Christol stands at 884 meters above sea level in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, surrounded by fields of lavender and golden cereal crops.

The Notre Dame de Saint-Christophe church, constructed in 1119 by Benedictine monks from Saint Andre de Villeneuve les Avignon, displays remarkable animal-themed column decorations.

The town maintains several associations that organize regular social gatherings, sports events, and traditional celebrations throughout the year at the polyvalent hall.

Visitors can access the town via the D30 road, located 12 kilometers south of Sault, with regular connections to larger cities like Apt, Forcalquier, and Carpentras.

The area contains numerous natural caves, including Aven de La Cervi, Aven Autran, and Trou Souffleur, forming an extensive underground network beneath the Albion plateau.

Location: Canton of Sault

Location: Vaucluse

Location: arrondissement of Carpentras

Elevation above the sea: 884 m

Shares border with: Revest-du-Bion, Simiane-la-Rotonde, Lagarde-d'Apt, Saint-Trinit, Sault, Villars

Address: 84390 Saint-Christol, France

Phone: +33490750105

Email: mairie@mairie-saintchristol.fr

Website: http://mairie-saintchristol.fr

GPS coordinates: 44.02861,5.49222

Latest update: June 6, 2025 16:29