Living at Orange
A privileged environment between vineyards and plains
Located in the heart of the Rhône Valley, Orange enjoys a bright and varied natural environment. The surrounding landscapes alternate between renowned vineyards, orchards, scrubland, and fertile plains.
The warm, sunny Mediterranean climate allows visitors to enjoy nature all year round.
Between the hills of Uchaux, the Côtes-du-Rhône and the nearby Provençal mountains, the city offers an ideal setting for lovers of walking, cycling and wine tourism.
In figures
- 29357 people
- 222 shops
- 300 days of sun per year
- 13 primary schools
- 4 middle schools
- 5 high schools
A historic, cultural, and internationally renowned city
With around 30,000 inhabitants, Orange is a dynamic town in the Vaucluse department. It is warm, lively, and internationally renowned for its exceptional ancient heritage. Located in the heart of the Rhône Valley, the town combines the advantages of a lively urban center with a strong cultural identity, attracting residents, visitors, and investors alike.
The city center of Orange offers an authentic and pleasant setting, with shopping streets, shaded Provençal squares, restored old facades, and numerous cafés and restaurants that contribute to a friendly atmosphere. This constant activity fosters a genuine local life, appreciated by families, working people, and retirees alike.
Orange owes much of its renown to its iconic monuments, the Arc de Triomphe and the Ancient Theater, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Must-see places to visit at Orange
The Arc of Triumph (UNESCO)
Built in the 1st century, this monumental Roman arch is one of the best preserved in the world. It bears witness to the power of the Roman Empire, the strategic importance of Orange (formerly Arausio), and the refinement of ancient sculpture.
Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth Cathedral
Built in the 12th century and remodeled over the centuries, it features remarkable Romanesque architecture, side chapels, and a peaceful, luminous atmosphere. A central monument in discovering the city's religious heritage.
The Ancient Theater (UNESCO)
The city's flagship monument, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is renowned for: its perfectly preserved stage wall, unique in Europe, its exceptional acoustics, and the prestigious Chorégies d'Orange festival.
A complete and diverse range of services
Orange offers all the services expected of a major city, providing a comprehensive and functional living environment in the heart of the Vaucluse region. The municipality offers a wide choice of schools, from nursery to high school, as well as a dense network of healthcare professionals, a hospital, and several clinics, guaranteeing access to quality care. This organization meets the needs of families as well as those of working people and retirees.
Orange has a particularly well-developed commercial offering, with a variety of shops, a lively town center, supermarkets, and numerous shopping areas that make everyday life easier. The city also stands out for its wealth of cultural facilities, including the Ancient Theater, museums, and media library, which are true hubs of cultural dynamism. Sports facilities, cafés, restaurants, and wine cellars complete the picture and contribute to an active and friendly local community.
Throughout the year, Orange hosts major cultural events, including the famous Chorégies d'Orange, an internationally renowned opera festival held in the exceptional setting of the Théâtre Antique.
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Access and transport
- 5 minutes from the A7 motorway
- 5 minutes from the A9 motorway
- SNCF train station connecting Avignon, Lyon, and Marseille
- 20 minutes from Avignon
- 45 minutes from Nîmes
- 1 hour 20 minutes from Marseille
- Bus network to neighboring towns
A town committed to promoting its heritage and quality of life
Orange is committed to promoting its heritage and the vitality of its city center, highlighting its ancient monuments, local shops, and green spaces. The development of sustainable transportation and an active cultural life enhance the city's appeal, which is appreciated for its quality of life and cultural influence in Provence.
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