Situated in the eastern part of the Parc Régional Naturel du Luberon , Grambois is a charming hill-top village with an altitude of 370 m.
Grambois is a picturesque Provençal village which has kept its own unique style and character, thus resisting the construction of new buildings. Visitors soon fall under the charm of Grambois, with its paved streets and pretty gardens, and the old stone houses that have been carefully restored.

Film-maker Yves Robert was so enchanted by the village that he shot several scenes from his film "La gloire de mon père" here. Grambois is a typical Provençal village, as described by Marcel Pagnol and Jean Giono.

While walking in the town you can discover the door of the ramparts, the passage-way "de templiers" with ornate windows as well as a beautiful nobles' residence built on the foundations of a 9th century château (privately owned today).

In the 14th century, Grambois was one of the 12 fortresses of Provence and this explains its rich heritage.