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Ideas for outings, practical information and official sources to help you plan your visit. Check conditions with the venue before travelling.
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Next to the Palais des Papes, discover Notre-Dame des Doms cathedral and its Provençal Romanesque architecture. From the forecourt, look for the golden statue atop the bell tower, then step inside to admire the decora…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
In Avignon, Millévin brings together the Côtes du Rhône wine community to discover the new vintage. The evening announced for place de l'Horloge combines tastings, music and a parade of wine brotherhoods; tastings are…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Visit the former home of art collectors, where paintings sit alongside furniture and decorative art. The musée Angladon features works by Degas, Cézanne, Van Gogh and Modigliani from the Jacques Doucet collection. The…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Step inside the former archbishops’ palace to discover Italian painting and medieval Provençal art. The Petit Palais houses the Campana collection on loan from the Louvre, as well as sculptures linked to Avignon’s his…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Explore the ancient collections of the musée Lapidaire in the former chapel of the Jesuit college. Sculptures, vases and inscriptions introduce the Greek, Roman and Gallo-Roman worlds. The Tarasque de Noves and the wa…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Explore the natural history of Vaucluse at Muséum Requien. The permanent exhibition presents the region’s geology, while temporary exhibitions highlight some of the collections of fossils, minerals, animals and plants…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Explore the great halls, chapels and living spaces of the Palais des Papes to understand Avignon’s role in the 14th century. The painted decoration and architecture give a sense of the scale of this papal residence. T…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Discover Provençal culture in the former hôtel des Baroncelli, now Palais du Roure. The collections explore the history, language and traditions of Provence in a residence remodelled over the centuries. The collection…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Walk onto the pont Saint-Bénézet to discover the Rhône and learn about the history of Avignon’s famous bridge. The surviving arches give a sense of the structure that once linked the two banks. Visitor displays and re…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
Walk along the ramparts to see the towers and gates surrounding Avignon’s historic centre. These 14th-century walls still help you understand the city’s layout. The official source also indicates access to a section o…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
At Les Halles d’Avignon, Centr’Halles classes combine a market visit, tastings, cooking and then lunch. Shared classes run Tuesday to Friday; weekends are reserved for private classes. Booking with the chef is required.
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Avignon · Vaucluse
On Saturday mornings, Avignon's city centre market stretches from place des Carmes to place Saint-Jean-le-Vieux. Browse and shop through this area within the city walls. Entry is free and the published hours for 2026 …
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Avignon · Vaucluse
In Avignon, producers gather on allées de l’Oulle on Monday late afternoons. The advertised schedule runs from 23 March to 19 October 2026, from 5 pm to 7 pm. This listing covers this producers' market, not another ma…
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Avignon · Vaucluse
In Montfavet, this market brings together producers on place de l’Église on Friday late afternoons. The announced season runs from spring to autumn; use the dates and times in this listing to plan a visit.
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