My favorite lavender

• 4 out of 5 stars by Zhebiton from Moscow, Moskva, Russia
• November 4, 2011

Quote: "Most impressive is the driveway to the part Senanku Gorda. When the road begins to descend into the rocky valley, and stands in the middle of a monastery, a lovely view of the Monastery "- listen to these words, stay a little longer on the porch.... Read the full Senanque Abbey review

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Abbey de Sénanque

• 5 out of 5 stars by haslo04 from Rochester, Minnesota
• January 17, 2007

Quote: Few places have captured our imagination as much as Abbey of Senanque. It is the photograph of this Abbey, which I saw in a wall calendar, that inspired me to plan our excursion to France. I don't know what really drew me towards this place. Its... Read the full Senanque Abbey review

From journal Southern France

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Abbey de Senanque

• 3 out of 5 stars by MChylinski from Boston, Massachusetts, Afghanistan
• August 8, 2004

Quote: This abbey is worth a visit if you are anywhere in the vicinity. A working Cistercian abbey, in this spot since the 12th century, the building and the grounds exude a calm, contemplative aura. The fields of lavender, with vibrant purple flowers or... Read the full Senanque Abbey review

From journal A week In Provence

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Abbaye de Senanque

• 4 out of 5 stars by oldscratch from New York, New York
• September 23, 2003

Quote: On the winding roads between Venasque and Gordes I enjoyed one of the more beautiful drives of my life, and discovered the impressive Abbaye de Senanque tucked deep within a valley. Founded in 1148 by the Cistercian order, the Abbaye continues to... Read the full Senanque Abbey review

From journal A Week in Venasque

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