Reillanne is located in the Luberon Regional Nature Park.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Reillanne can consider the town as a destination in its own right.
Culture and History
Notre-Dame de l'Assomption has been protected as a historic monument since 21 January 2019.
The Moulin Delestic, also known as the Moulin Agnelier or Moulin de l’Agnelet, was rebuilt in 1859 on the ruins of an earlier mill and remained in operation until 1955. It preserves historic milling technology, including a flint millstone, a millstone for hulling spelt, and a wooden water wheel. The buildings of the Moulin Delestic, including the water-retaining structure and channel, were listed as historic monuments by decree of 28 May 1993.
Parts of the nave, the transept with its transverse barrel vault, the polygonal apse, and the southern apsidiole of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption may date from the late 12th or early 13th century.
The tower of Reillanne's former castle recalls the village's medieval fortifications. Reillanne's fortified gates recall the former medieval fortifications.
Markets
The Thursday morning market at Place de la Libération offers fruit, vegetables, food and cheese. The Sunday morning market at Place de la Libération is Reillanne's most important weekly market.
Landscape and Trails
The Saint-Denis orientation table offers views of the Luberon, the Alps and Montagne de Lure.
Randos Reillanne offers a full-day hike every Tuesday, starting at Place de la Libération. On Friday mornings, there is also an approximately three-hour hike for moderately experienced hikers in the area around Reillanne.
Information panels about “Autour du Luberon” and local circular trails have been installed in Reillanne.
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