Avignon
Avignon ist eine Stadt in der Provence in Südfrankreich am östlichen Ufer der Rhône. Sie ist Sitz der Präfektur des Départements Vaucluse. Die Rhône bildet bei Avignon die Grenze zum Département Gard. Gegenüber am rechten Ufer der Rhône befindet sich die Stadt Villeneuve-lès-Avignon. Im Süden befindet sich das Département Bouches-du-Rhône. Die charmante Altstadt von Avignon mit ihren prächtigen, mittelalterlichen Häusern ist von einer intakten und imposanten Befestigungsmauer umgeben. Die Altstadt mit dem gotischen Papstpalast (Palais des Papes) aus dem 14. Jahrhundert und der berühmten Brücke Pont St. Bénézet zählt zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe.
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Luberon Market & Villages from Avignon
Embark on a captivating minibus tour through the stunning Luberon region, renowned for its picturesque villages, vibrant markets, and breathtaking landscapes. Begin your day at a lively local market, where you can browse stalls filled with fresh produce, artisanal products, and handmade crafts (Gordes = market on tuesday, Bonnieux, market on friday, L'Isle sur Sorgue, market on sunday). You will experience the essence of Provence as you explore charming villages, such as Gordes, Roussillon, Fontaine de Vaucluse, Bonnieux and l'Isle sur la Sorgue.
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Avignon to Villages Full‐Day Trip
Your morning small‐group tour begins with pickup from Avignon. Take a seat in the comfortable minivan and enjoy the passing Provençal landscape, famous for endless swathes of lavender and postcard‐worthy villages carved from stone. The summer particularly affords glorious views, which you’ll have the chance to capture at photo stops. Explore beautiful Rousillon, a hilltop village at the edge of the Luberon mountain range, marked for its brilliant red stone buildings. Learn about the town’s unique mining history as you view the surrounding ochre cliffs, painted in shades of red and yellow. Then continue to Gordes, one of France’s most gorgeous villages. Composed of white stone, this ancient town seems to rise straight from the earth. Your last stop is Fontaine de Vaucluse, a typical provençal village built at the spring of the Sorgues river. Your 5,5‐hour tour ends with drop‐off in Avignon.
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Tour of Avignon, St Remy, Les Baux et Pont du Gard from Avignon
Discover the rich history of Provence during visits to Avignon, Les‐Baux‐de‐Provence and Saint‐Rémy‐de‐Provence.In the first part of your tour, you'll climb up to the top of the fortified medieval city walls of Avignon, discovering the city stretching in all its beauty along the Rhone River. Learn about its historical past when the papacy was established in the early 14th century. You'll also enjoy skip‐the‐line access and follow the guide inside the Pope's Palace, the largest Gothic‐styled Palace in Europe. While walking on the cobbled streets to the Place de l'Horloge, find out about the secret of the painted windows. Admire the theatre and the Town Hall topped with its clock tower. Your walking tour will end up with a glass of Cotes du Rhone wine served in a historical place.In the second part of your tour, discover the Roman and medieval architecture with the Roman aqueduct of Pont du Gard and the medieval village of Les‐Baux‐de‐Provence. You will visit this UNESCO‐classified bridge, also the most amazing and best‐preserved piece of Roman aqueduct in Western Europe. Climb up the village of Les‐Baux‐de‐Provence, located upon a rock at 245 meters of altitude. Stroll through its historical centre where you will see the Museum of Santons, the Hotel des Porcelets, Saint Vincent Church and beautiful houses from the 16th century.Before the end of your tour, enjoy a leisurely stroll through the town centre of beautiful Saint‐Rémy‐de‐Provence.
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Avignon: 1‐Hour Rhône River Cruise
Take a one‐hour cruise to see the highlights of Avignon and Villeneuve‐lez‐Avignon. Enjoy views of the cities' top landmarks and learn more about them through informative commentary. Discover new sights or revisit familiar ones. It is perfect for tourists who want to see the French countryside.
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Luberon: Guided Day Tour from Avignon
Visit the village of Roussillon and see its colorful houses. Make several photo stops to capture the landscape of Luberon during the tour. View Pont Julien, built during Roman times. Drive through the village of Lacoste to see the ruins of the castle of the Marquis de Sade. Spend some free time in the hilltop village of Gordes, known for its dry‐stone buildings. Drop‐off is at the end of the day.
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Professional Photographer in Avignon
I'll walk you around Avignon, taking portraits and candid photos (walking, having a coffee / glass of rosé in front of an iconic spot). Each location has been hand picked to ensure you'll receive amazing photos of you in beautiful places. Sometimes it's not easy to be in front of the camera, I have enough experience to ensure you feel comfortable and confident throughout the session. Get in touch now, and lets make this happen, you won't regret it.
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Avignon Old Town Private Historic Walking Tour
Discover the UNESCO World Heritage Ensemble which is well preserved inside the formidable walls of Avignon, the charming medieval town nestling on the rock hills on the left bank of the majestic river Rhône, including the atmospheric Clock Square which hosts the July Avignon festival — one of the world's largest carnivals for performing arts, the 14th‐century Saint Peter Basilica – an outstanding example of the unique Provencal Gothic style, the Palace of the Popes — the biggest Gothic palace worldwide and also the largest medieval fortress in Europe, the engineering gem of the 12th‐century Saint‐Bénezet Bridge — one of the most important pilgrimage routes between Italy and Spain in the Middle Ages, and last but not least the spectacular Garden of the Doms high above the city providing breathtaking panoramic vistas.
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Avignon Small‐Group Food Tour
Get an insider’s perspective on some of the best local eateries in Avignon with this small‐group food tour. Spend hours exploring the medieval town known as the City of Popes, and sample some of the best food it offers, from Provençal tapenade and olive oil to the traditional fougasse and sweet local products. You will also get an insight of French cuisine in a broader way with a quiche as main dish, served with a glass of wine is included.
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Visit Avignon and Villeneuve lez Avignon aboard a Double‐Decker Bus
Discover Avignon and Villeneuve‐lès‐Avignon aboard the convertible double‐decker bus! Enjoy unique views at 4 meters high, we promise you an unforgettable visit! Go up and down freely thanks to the hop on / off stops, to explore at your own pace the different places such as the Pont d'Avignon, the Chartreuse, the Fort St André, the Philippe Bel Tower, the island of Barthelasse and many others. The tour is commented in 10 languages + a special comment child, thanks to individual headphones offered to boarding. A departure every hour from 40 Cours Jean‐Jaurès (opposite the Tourist Office). Departure 10h — 11h ‐12h — 13h — 15h — 16h! Attention, no departure at 14h.
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Avignon & Popes' Palace Walking Tour
Marvel at magnificent medieval architecture on this 3.5‐hours walking tour of Avignon, including entry to the Pope’s Palace. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed city of Avignon, home to the Papacy and seat of western Christianity in the 14th century. Follow your guide along the historical city walls for breathtaking views over the Rhône River. Beat the queues and enjoy swift access to the chambers and chapels of the Pope’s Palace. Admire 19th‐century architecture in the beautiful Place de l’Horloge and finish with a glass of Côtes du Rhône wine.Tour provided in english only.You will walk over paved streets, then climb a series of steps to reach the Pope's palace so please wear good shoes (like sneakers) !A minimum of 4 participants is required to operate the walking tour.