Museum des cultures taurines

Hôtel des Sources is a 3-minute walk from the museum, featuring Roman-style arches and private terraces overlooking the square. The hotel offers exclusive cultural walking tours and partners with local artisans for bullfighting hat-making workshops, giving guests an authentic insight into Taurine traditions

Le Relais de la Ville is housed in a 18th-century stone building adjacent to the museum, with a unique ancient Roman courtyard. Guests enjoy complimentary access to behind-the-scenes exhibitions and can book private sessions with retired matadors at the hotel’s Taurine Heritage Lounge, including rare archival materials and costume fittings

La Maison des Lumières features floor-to-ceiling windows facing the museum plaza, allowing uninterrupted views of the illuminated square after dark. The hotel provides night-time guided bus tours through ancient city walls and former bullring sites, highlighting the mystical atmosphere of southern French traditions under starlight

Hotel du Soleil collaborates with the museum to offer private matador workshops, where guests learn to craft traditional bullfighter hats and participate in ceremonial reenactments. The hotel also hosts evening storytelling sessions led by local historians, revealing hidden legends tied to the region’s bull culture and Roman heritage

Les Jardins d'Éphèbe employs resident historians who provide customized on-site tours focused on the museum’s artifacts and surrounding archaeological sites. Guests gain access to a secret underground vault displaying unpublished Roman bullfighting relics, accessible only through the hotel’s exclusive guest program

Mas de l'Orangerie is a restored 17th-century farmhouse offering rustic-chic accommodations surrounded by vineyards. Guests join weekly local market visits and take part in traditional cooking classes preparing regional dishes like Riz à la Taurine, using recipes passed down through generations of Provençal families