Open 7 days out of 7
Reception hours from April 1 to December 23:
April, May, June: 10 a.m. to 12 a.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
July, August: 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. non-stop
September, October, November, December: 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Lavender Museum Luberon
276 Route de Gordes – 84220 Coustellet
T. 04 90 76 91 23
Free Parking
Adults : 8€
Children : 7€
Retirees : 7€
Children between 11 and 16 years old : 4€
Children under 11: Free
*Audio guide included
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Prices for guided"Traditions" visit.
Groups-20 visitors : 7€ /person
Groups+20 visitors : 6€ /person with 1 free every 20 tickets.
Tour leaders and drivers have free ticket
Botanical explanations in the entrance
From the welcome, each visitor is taken care of to get all the explanations for a well-paced and independent visit. With the informative brochure and audio guide in hand (children receive a quiz), the visitor follows the explanations of the museum's specialist guide who explains the botanical differences between fine lavender, spike lavender, and the hybrid "lavandin".
Movie time, harvest and distillation
In the projection room, a beautiful documentary filmed at the Lavandicole Estate Le Château du Bois allows visitors to follow the summer lavender harvest, from cutting to distillation, to obtain the most precious of essential oils (duration 10 minutes).
Exposition room with the audio visit
In the exhibition room with the most beautiful collection pieces, the audioguide provides 25 explanatory points. Visitors discover the history of fine lavender from the 16th century to the present day. Thanks to the museography, the traditional work of cutting and distillation is highlighted to explain the evolution of needs and uses of fine Provence Lavender.
Sensory discovery of fine lavender oil, perfumes and cosmetics in the museum's shop
At the end of the visit, each visitor can smell and try our fine lavender essential oil, niche perfumes, and organic cosmetics.
The guide's explanations about the manufacturing and their advice on the uses reveal the virtues of fine lavender and Provencal plants. Tasting of herbal tea in the shop. Children correct their quiz with the team and are awarded the diploma of young lavender farmer.
Welcome and botanical explanations
The group is welcomed and given an informative brochure. With the museum's expert guide, visitors learn about the botanical differences between the wild and endemic lavenders of Provence and the hybrids, "lavandins". Depending on the season and organization, this first botanical part may take place in the museum's gardens.
Movie time, harvest and distillation
In the projection room, a beautiful documentary filmed on our lavender farm Le Château du Bois follows the summer harvest of lavender, from cutting to distillation, to obtain the most precious of essential oils.
A real 64-seat projection room with a large screen immerses visitors in the world of Provence lavender.
Guided visit of the exposition room
In the exhibition room with the most beautiful collection pieces, the guide recounts the history of fine lavender from the 16th century to the present day. Thanks to museography, visitors discover the traditional work of cutting and distillation, and the evolution of needs and uses of fine Provence Lavender. Throughout the visit, visitors ask questions and engage with the guide in a friendly manner during the three stops at the collection pieces.
Sensory discovery of fine lavender oil, perfumes and cosmetics in the museum's shop
At the end of the visit, each visitor can smell and try our fine lavender essential oil, niche perfumes, and organic cosmetics.
The guide's explanations about the manufacturing and their advice on the uses reveal the virtues of fine lavender and Provencal plants. Tasting of herbal tea in the shop. Children correct their quiz with the team and are awarded the diploma of young lavender farmer.
We welcome your seminars or company meetings in the private lounge, a cozy space on the upper floor of the dry stone farmhouse housing our collection of stills.
Meeting and Seminar Room in Coustellet, Vaucluse With its large meeting table seating 20 people, lounge with Chesterfield armchair and sofa, herbal tea room, projector, and multimedia equipment (projection material).
Private Lounge Spirit, Reception Room of the Lavender Museum Luberon
The Private Lounge of the Museum was conceived in 2018 to offer a more intimate experience, and, upon request, for professional clients, small groups, events.
This high-end private space can be reserved for specific presentations, workshops, meetings, or seminars around a large 20-seat table with a "clickshare" direct connection video projector.
The possibility of a tasting service thanks to the herbal tea room, and, a bright and comfortable lounge on a covered terrace facing the Luberon with independent access from the Museum.
It's an elegant universe in a confidential atmosphere.