- Local Knowledge
- Restaurants
- Wineries
- Areas of Interest
- Weekly Markets
- Bakeries/Bread Shops
- Grocery Stores
About Menerbes
The first remains of Ménerbes are from before the Roman period. The ruins of villas and an old cemetery have also been discovered, and are from Roman times.
At the beginning of the 20th century, many painters, musicians and writers such as Picasso, Clovis Hugues or Nicolas de Staël, gave an artistic identity to the village.
Menerbes Restaurants
Please visit TripAdvisor for a current list of restaurants.
Menerbes Wineries
Most wineries are closed on Sunday and during lunch hour.
- Domaine de la Verrerie
- Domaine Citadelle in Menèrbes 10km from Goult.
- Domaine de Marie
- Aureto
- Domaine de la Coquillade
What to do in Menerbes
Besides the stunning ancient architecture, the beauty in Menerbes is found wandering its quiet cobblestone streets. Its proximity to some other popular villages such as Oppède, Lacoste and Gordes, make it an ideal stop for lunch or dinner. Stop by Maison de la Truffe et du Vins and explore the worlds of truffle and wine...there is a restaurant and a tasting room.
Menerbes Weekly Markets
Menèrbes has a small market on Thursday mornings.
For larger outdoor markets, venture to Coustellet, 8 km away, on Sunday mornings or to Apt on Saturday mornings.
Bakeries and Bread Shops in Menerbes
Menerbes:
Rue Kléber Guendon
Closed Sunday afternoons and Mondays
Menerbes Grocery Stores
Note that many grocery stores are closed Sundays and Monday, or have limited hours on the weekends.
In Menerbes there is a small store: Ave Marcellin Poncet. (Closed Sunday afternoons and Monday)
Larger supermarket: Super U in Coustellet is 10km from Goult, closed Sunday afternoons
