Beyond the warm colors of the facades of the houses from the 17th and 18th centuries, the points of interest of Roussillon in the Vaucluse department are numerous. The village is notably renowned for its belfry surmounted by a campanile acting as a bell tower annexed to the discreet Saint-Michel church. Visitors can also discover different squares (Place de l'Abbé Avon, Place Pignotte, or Place de la Forge), the Conservatory of Ocher and Color, and the fountain of the Naïades.