Lorgues is a beautiful community situated in the Cote d'Azur region in southern France. The town is well known for its medieval character and breathtaking surroundings. Lorgues itself traces its roots back to the pre-Roman era, but came to prominence during the medieval age. The town was well fortified to withstand barbarian invasions and attacks by Saracen forces. The most enduring ruins come from the 12th century when the town's defenses were upgraded. To this day visitors can witness the remnants of mighty walls and fortified portes that have preserved Lorgues through its darkest days. Today, the town is a cultural hub, attracting thousands of people each year. In addition, the city features some of most beautiful pieces of real estate in Southern France. Property in Lorgues is sought after for the spectacular views and pleasant atmosphere in the midst of vineyards and olive trees. The pleasant Mediterranean climate of Lorgues ensures sunny summers and mild winters and makes it the perfect holiday destination.
 
There is always plenty to see in Lorgues, but the town's most precious cultural and historical landmarks are in the Old Town center. A stroll through the city with its narrow cobbled streets, beautiful buildings and cozy atmosphere will certainly make you feel like you are in a time long gone. One of the most noticeable features is the St. Martin Church, which is one of the largest in the region. The spectacular 18th century architectural style will certainly leave you mesmerized. An equally fascinating structure is the campanile bell-tower, which dates back to the 12th century and was part of the defensive walls around the city.

In addition, try to visit the Abbey du Thoronet, which dates back to the 12th century and has long played a significant role in the affairs of Lorgues. The abbey’s wonderful cloisters are certainly a sight to see. Lorgues is famous for its magnificent art and if you want to feast your eyes on some fine frescos, head over to the St.Ferreol chapel. After a full day of sightseeing, visitors can take a stroll past the beautiful Fountaine de la Noix, which dates back to the late 18th century. The fountain itself is built in dedication to the town and some of its greatest historical achievements. These beautiful buildings are part of the 20 most historically significant sites. There are also numerous bars, cafes and restaurants found throughout the town. 

Lorgues is also famous for its cuisine, and its selection of wines is simply amazing. If you are interested in a shopping spree then head over to the large market, which is open every Tuesday. There are two flea markets open in the summer as well. Some of the most important festivals in Lorgues include the New Year's concert and the Feast of St. Ironwood in September. There are plenty of other festivals throughout the year as well.

Lorgues has a very dynamic rental and real-estate market. Due to the town's popularity and amazing location, vacant properties seldom stay on the market for long. Therefore, it is advisable to seek out and purchase or rent property as soon as the opportunity arises.