A unique heritage

The Grand Hôtel d'Orange is ideally located in the city, allowing you to easily reach the many Roman remains and historical monuments on foot. The two most important witnesses of the Roman era in the city are the Arc de Triomphe and the Ancient Theatre, both classified as UNESCO World Heritage sites and only a 1.5-minute walk from the hotel.

In addition to discovering the heritage of Orange, feel free to explore the region and uncover treasures the whole world envies: the surrounding vineyards and their prestigious appellations, Avignon and the Palais des Papes, the Dentelles de Montmirail, Isle-sur-Sorgue, the Ochre Trail…

So many reasons to extend your stay at the Grand Hôtel d'Orange.

For your transportation and/or visits, think "eco-mobility": bicycle, electric bike, city bus, or the little tourist train... You’ll reduce your environmental impact while discovering the charms of our heritage.

The Orange Market Perfumes and colors of Provence

Every Thursday morning, the streets and squares of Orange city centre come alive and host one of the largest markets in Vaucluse. Discover the scents and colours of the region's delicious and beautiful produce on the market gardeners' stalls.

The giant of Provence The Arc de Triomphe of Orange

The Ancient Arch of Orange, commonly known as the Arc de Triomphe of Orange, is a monumental Roman arch dating back to the early 1st century. It marked the northern entrance to Arausio, now Orange, via the Via Agrippa, which is now Route Nationale 7.

The Arc de Triomphe of Orange was listed in the first registry of historic monuments in France in 1840 and has been a UNESCO World Heritage site in Europe since 1981.

Just a short walk from the Grand Hôtel d'Orange, it offers a great opportunity for a stroll to discover all the extraordinary details of this majestic monument.

UNESCO World Heritage The Ancient Theatre

Built during the reign of Augustus in the 1st century BC by the veterans of Julius Caesar’s Second Legion, the Ancient Theatre is a striking testament to Roman civilization. It is one of the best-preserved Roman theatres in the world and still features its impressive outer wall (or stage wall) with its original elevation: 104 meters long and 35 meters high.

Today, the theatre hosts tens of thousands of spectators every year for various summer events, including the famous Chorégies.

The audio-guided tour brings the history of the monument to life; you can also explore the Museum of Art and History, which traces the rich history of Orange from ancient times to the 20th century.

The Excellence of Wines Chateauneuf-du-Pape

Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a charming little village in Vaucluse, overlooked by the remains of its fortress. The village dominates the Comtat plain and acres of vineyards. "Châteauneuf-du-Pape" is the first controlled designation of origin in the world.

Embark on a journey to discover these authentic vineyards and take part in a wine tasting.

The giant of Provence The Mont Ventoux

By car, motorcycle, or for the more determined among you, on foot or by bike, climb to the summit of Mont Ventoux, also known as the "Giant of Provence."

At the summit, which reaches an altitude of 1,910 meters, you will have a breathtaking view of the entire region: from the Mediterranean Sea to the Alps.

The Ventoux region also offers numerous outdoor activities to enjoy with family, friends, or as a couple.

Our Bike-Friendly Services

We earned the "Accueil Vélo" label in 2022 and are delighted to welcome you for a night or more, with family, friends, or a loved one…

We offer services dedicated to cycling tourists:

Secure bike storage

Repair kit available

Cycling maps and documentation available

Secure long-term parking (15 € / day)

A network of bike rental services & repair companies offering bike delivery on-site

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