2025 Avignon Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

🌎Southern France is an exciting name. It is not only the hometown of lavender, but also a perfect fusion of art and nature. Today, let us embark on this classic 10-day self-driving route in romantic South France and experience the unique French style. ⭐️Route recommendations 🚗 Self-driving romantic South France 10-day route: Toulouse → Arles → Saint-Rémy → Avignon → Fontaine de Vaucluse → Gordes → Roussillon → Moutiers-Saint-Marie → Draguignan → Grasse→ Cannes→ Saint-Paul de Vence→ Nice 🌼Daily schedule day1: Augustinian Museum-Plaza Municipal Palace day2: Arles Arena—Van Gogh Center Day 3: Lebo Town – Papal Palace – Broken Bridge of Avignon day4: Avenue de la République—Avignon Theater Festival Day 5: Senanque Abbey—Stone Town—De Vaucluse day 6: Valensole – Ceramic Town day7: Holy Cross Lake day8: International Perfume Museum day9: Palais des Festivals de Cannes—Croisette Croisette day10: Old Town of Nice—Bay of Angels 🌸The total distance is 1807 kilometers and the journey time is about 10 days. It is suitable for family travel and couples travel. 💖Overview of attractions ✔️Toulouse Town Hall Square 🏛️ As the heart of Toulouse, Place de Ville is not only bustling and lively, but also a paradise for food and shopping. The market on weekends is even more lively and makes people forget to leave. ✔️Papal Palace 🏰 Located on the banks of the Rhone River in Avignon, this medieval Gothic building has witnessed the vicissitudes of French history. Walking into the palace is like traveling back to that glorious era. ✔️Lake Holy Cross 🏞️ Known as "one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe", Lake Sainte-Croix attracts countless tourists with its clear water and magnificent mountain scenery. Here, you can boat, hike, and enjoy the tranquility and beauty of nature. ✔️Palace of Cannes Film Festival 🎬 As the venue for the Cannes Film Festival, one of the world's three major film festivals, the Palais des Festivals is not only a holy place for movie lovers, but also a symbol of fashion and luxury. Stroll along the Croisette and feel the unique cinematic atmosphere. ☀️This route will take you through every corner of southern France, from ancient towns to magnificent natural scenery, every step is full of surprises. #trip # Self-driving # Car rental # Self-driving tour

Have you seen "Summer in Provence"? Flowers, sunshine, olives...summer is really the season in Southern France! Starting from June, the lavender in Southern France will be in full bloom again! Check out 5 little things you must do in South France to spend a romantic summer together🎠 ✅️Watch a sea of ​​lavender flowers💐 Lavender can be seen in different towns in southern France. The flowering period starts in mid-June and varies depending on the altitude. The lower plains will be the first to welcome the sea of ​​flowers. The largest lavender flower sea is in the Valensole Plateau. With more than 300 days of sunshine a year, the lavender here can stretch to the skyline, and you can also see the sunrise and sunset in the flower fields. If you want to avoid the crowds, you can also go to Luberon. The widely circulated photo of the lavender fields of the abbey is the Senanque Abbey here. Starting in July every year, lavender festivals are held in various small towns. Local residents wear traditional costumes to perform, and there are also grand lavender markets, which are an indispensable part of experiencing Southern France in depth. ✅️Attend a theater festival in Avignon🎭️ Every July, Avignon becomes a theater stage, with hundreds of thousands of theater people from all over the world gathering here to perform works. Meng Jinghui's "Rhinoceros in Love" has been here before, and the biggest production every year will be staged at the Papal Palace. On the street, you can also see people in fancy clothes promoting their works through various performances, and some even move the prop bed from the stage to the street ✅️Following the traces of Cezanne in Aix🎨 The famous painter Cezanne was born in the small town of Aix in South France. Traces of Cézanne's Impressionism can be seen everywhere. The most worth visiting must be Cézanne's studio. The interior is richly furnished, and the ceramics, cabinets, and statues still retain the appearance of Cézanne's lifetime. Cézanne's masterpiece "The Bathing Girl" was born here. Walking out of the studio, Cezanne actually stuffed the entire Aix into the painting. To the east of the city, you can overlook the Mont Saint-Victoire, which often appears in Cézanne's paintings. The place where "Red Rock" was created ✅️See Van Gogh’s same sunflowers in Arles🌻 In addition to lavender, you can also see patches of sunflowers blooming in southern France, especially in Arles, a small town where Van Gogh lived. In Arles, you can see the prototypes in Van Gogh's paintings everywhere: the Rhone River, the Arena, the outdoor cafes at night... At the Carrière Museum, the former quarry has been transformed into a screening room. World-famous paintings are transformed into light and shadow covering the huge stone walls. Here, you can appreciate the paintings from a different angle. ✅️Explore ancient Roman ruins in Nîmes🏛️ Nîmes is a magical city. The ancient Roman ruins here are more complete than those in Rome, Italy. In particular, the Colosseum in Nimes is the best preserved of the few remaining arenas in the world, and is not easy to see even in Italy. Not only that, following the guide, you can also pass through the secret passage on the third level of the ancient Roman aqueduct🤫 The popularity of English in Southern France is not as good as that in Paris, and the distances between various attractions are relatively long. If you want to go to Southern France this summer, you are welcome to go with HH.

1⃣️Burgundy region | Chablis, Côte d'Or, Beaune town Burgundy is famous for its wine, and where there is fine wine, there is certainly no lack of beautiful scenery. Hills covered with blueberries, fields cloaked in forests, sparkling lakes, and of course, vast vineyards. Embedded within are medieval villages and retro castles... It's no wonder it's so popular for weddings. Driving into Burgundy from Paris or the Champagne region, the first area you pass through is Chablis. Then you travel through Côte d'Or to reach the town of Beaune, to explore the Hospices de Beaune, the wine cellars in the old town, the classical houses, and the unusual geometric patterns made out of colorful enamel bricks on the rooftops... Winery recommendation: Domaine Laroche (Chablis) Hotel recommendation: Hostellerie Levernois Restaurant recommendation: La Table de Levernois 2⃣️Provence | Lyon, Avignon, Gordes Lyon is one of the oldest cities in France, especially the small street under the Fourvière hill in the old town, which retains many buildings from the 15th to 17th centuries, making one feel as if they have returned to the Middle Ages. Avignon is covered with lavender and has many papal elements, such as the Papal Palace, Avignon city walls, Pont Saint-Bénézet, and the Cathedral of Our Lady of Doms, all filled with a mysterious aesthetic. Gordes-Provence, the location of postcard-perfect scenes, boasts not only the beautiful sea of lavender flowers but also the Stone Town as one of its highlights. Hotel recommendation: Airelles Gordes 3⃣️French Riviera | Saint-Tropez, Monaco, Èze, Cap Ferrat, Nice Saint-Tropez can be said to be the symbol of the reputation of the French Riviera, with many low-key yet luxurious top hotels and high-end restaurants, becoming a gathering place for wealthy celebrities and stars. Cannes is also a place full of history and artistic sense, with seafood that is even more affordable than in Nice. Monaco is a country within a country, not belonging to France~ but it is quite wealthy, with valuable sports cars seen everywhere on the beautiful streets, making the whole country feel like an incredible showcase. Èze is a small village between Nice and Monaco, and from its exotic garden at the top of over six hundred meters, one can bird's-eye view most of the French Riviera, a very charming and spectacular sight. Cap Ferrat is just a ten-minute drive from Nice. It's great for hiking. Nice is a delicate and elegant color city, with markets that are great to stroll around, full of the charm of the South of France. Because Monaco, Èze, Nice are all close together

France is an extremely fascinating place, with many world-famous cities, attractions, and delicacies. Despite some chaos for some well-known reasons, don't miss some areas of the big cities! You can go to the small and medium cities of France, the southern Provence countryside, and the azure coast, which is simply too beautiful. 1️⃣Paris, as the capital and largest city of France, is a city full of romance and culture. You can visit famous attractions such as the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame de Paris, the Louvre, and the Paris Opera House, and taste food and red wine. 2️⃣Marseille: France's second largest city, located on the Mediterranean coast, has an ancient city center, museums, beaches, and the Blue Coast. 3️⃣Lyon: France's third largest city, also a famous food city in France, has one of the oldest food markets in the world, where you can taste various foods. In addition, Lyon also has a beautiful old town, ancient cathedrals, and museums. 4️⃣Nice: Located on the French Blue Coast, it has beautiful beaches, ancient castles, churches and museums, as well as the famous cliff restaurant. 5️⃣Bordeaux: It is a famous wine-producing area in France, with a beautiful old town and museums, as well as the famous vineyards and wine museums on the banks of the Garonne. Here you can taste a variety of delicious red and white wines. 6️⃣Avignon: An ancient city in the Provence region, with ancient churches, castles and cathedrals, and the world-famous art festival 'Avignon Art Festival'. 7️⃣Toulouse: Known as the 'Pink City' because of the color of its buildings at dusk. Its reputation is also due to the vast Gothic and Romanesque churches and architectural monuments. 8️⃣Strasbourg: It is the crossroads of Europe, blending German and French cultures. It is the seat of the European Parliament, the Court of Human Rights, and the European Commission. 9️⃣Rennes: It is the capital of the Brittany region, with a beautiful old town and museums, as well as famous city gates and cathedrals, making it an excellent choice for understanding French history and culture. 🔟Rouen: It is the capital of Normandy, and the Seine River divides Rouen into two. This city is famous for Joan of Arc. It is also the 'City of a Hundred Bell Towers', with beautiful Gothic churches such as Saint-Maclou and Saint-Quentin. 1️⃣1️⃣Menton: One of the most popular destinations on the Azure Coast, with gardens and historical sites, and lemons everywhere. 1️⃣2️⃣Cannes: Famous for its film festival. It has ancient history, cooking traditions, and beautiful beaches!

Avignon is a medieval town located in Provence, southeastern France. In particular, Avignon Cathedral and Petart Bridge preserve ancient architecture and history. Avignon is a city full of history and cultural heritage, and you can experience the unique charm of the Provence region! 📍 Avignon, France #EuropeanTravel

I didn’t know there was a Papal Palace in France until I visited one in Avignon. It was an old building but still pretty interesting. The place Is really big and good for 2 hours long. There is an interactive tablet that serves as a guide as well. It makes use of VR so that was pretty cool. It’s the main attraction in Avignon and a must visit, although it’s not something incredibly breathtaking. Cool experience nonetheless.

The first stop of the trip to Provence in South France, Avignon It’s also a beautiful town There is a famous church on the river bank on the broken bridge Very strange landscape Entering the church in the town, every church window will make your eyes light up. Too beautiful to say anything... The town’s park, I discovered it during this trip to France There's almost always a carousel I don’t know if it is available all year round or if it is a facility that is only available close to the Christmas holidays. Quite interesting

🔸️Beautiful scenery of Avignon in southern France along with the Rhone River~ 🔹️Come visit the quiet and leisurely Avignon in southern France~! View from the Palais des Papes~It's a beautiful and mysterious town🥰 📍Location: Avignon, France 💙 Things to see: Town across the Rhone River . ✅Tip. Beautiful scenery when passing over the Rhone River . ☑Ps. Quiet and leisurely town . #LifeTravelDestination #TravelAddict #Exotic #YouthTravel #ViewRestaurant #France #SouthernFrance #AvignonPalace #Palace #palaisdepapes #palaisdepapesavignon #TravelRecommendation #PreparingForFranceTravel #BestWeather #avignon #avignonfrance #france #RhoneRiver #TravelGuideBook #LifeTravelDestination #NextTimeHere #VacationTravel #MustSeeHistoricalPlaces

🔸️If you go through the beautiful streets of Avignon, you will find traces of history~^^ 🔹️The watermill in Avignon is also symbolic~^^When the theater festival, one of France's biggest festivals, is held in Avignon, the streets are filled with people~!! 📍Location: Avignon 💙 Things to see: Avignon Papal Palace . ☑Ps. The small bridges stretching over the galaxy are the point~ . #LifeTravelDestination #TravelAddict #Exotic #YouthTravel #ViewRestaurant #Avignon #CaptureEmotions #TravelInstagram #France #france #southernFrance #FrenchWomen #TravelDestinationRecommendation #PreparingForFranceTravel #BestWeather #avignon #avignonfrance #france #TravelGuideBook

🔸️France has these wooden horse-shaped carts installed in every city~🎠 🔹️It's romantic and pretty, just like France~! I think it would be nice if there were a lot of them on the streets in Korea too~! 📍Location: Avignon 💙 Things to see: Avignon Papal Palace . ✅Tip. Children visit a lot . #Emotional #ViewRestaurant #Exotic #TravelAddict #UniqueDate #Emotional #France #SouthernFrance #AvignonPapalCity #PapalCity #palaisdepapes #BestWeather #avignon #avignonfrance #France #TravelGuideBook#NextTimeHere#ExcitingPark

🔸️The beautiful Palais de Papes in Avignon, France~! 🔹️It's actually incredibly big and wide~ I wonder how they built this building~ It's really beautiful when you shine light on the walls of the Palais de Papes during the light festival~~~!! 📍Location: Avignon, France 💙 Things to see: Palais de Papes in Avignon . ✅Tip. Be sure to see the Palais de Papes during the light festival! . ☑Ps. The inside of the Palais de Papes costs euros!💶(Students get a discount!) . #Emotional #ViewRestaurant #Exotic #TravelAddict #UniqueDate #YouthTravel #France #SouthernFrance #AvignonPapalCity #PapalCity #palaisdepapes #palaisdepapesavignon #FranceTravel #TravelBack #TravelCrazy #TravelInstagram #TravelDestinationRecommendation #PreparingForFranceTravel #BestWeather #avignon #avignonfrance #france #TravelGuidebook

🔸️Avignon University where I went as an exchange student in France~! 🔹️It was like a Harry Potter school because it was surrounded by walls~! This is why I went to study abroad in France~! 🇨🇵 Although I only went for 2 months because of Corona😢, it was such a beautiful university~!🏰 📍Location: Avignon, France 📍Location: 74 Rue Louis Pasteur, 84029 Avignon, France 💙 Things to see: Around Avignon University . ✅Tip. One modern building, one ancient building~)! . #FranceAvignon #university #avignoncentreville #universitéavignon #France #SouthernFrance #FranceTravel #TravelDestinationRecommendation #FranceTravelPreparation #avignon #avignonfrance #Travel #HealingTravel #Emotional #ViewRestaurant #Exotic #TravelGuidebook #NextTimeHere #CityTravel

🔸️ I took a picture on the beautiful Rhone River bridge with the Avignon Papal Palace in the background~! 🔹️Fall in love with the charm of the beautiful South of France~! 📍Location: Avignon 📍Location: Pl. du Palais, 84000 Avignon (Papal Palace) 💙 Things to see: Avignon Papal Palace, Rhone River . ✅Tip. Go see the Avignon Bridge . ☑Ps. Have a picnic on the Batlas Island across the street . #France #SouthernFrance #Barthelasse #FranceTravel #TravelBack #TravelCrazy #Travelstagram #TravelDestinationRecommendation #PreparingForFranceTravel #BestWeather #avignon #avignonfrance #france #RhoneRiver #AvignonRhoneRiver #CapturingEmotions #LifeTravel #LifeTravelDestination #TravelAddict #Exotic #YouthTravel #ViewRestaurant #CapturingEmotions #Travelstagram #France #TravelGuideBook #LifeShotSpot #LifeTravelDestination #VacationTravel #MustSeeHistoricalPlaces

🔸️The warm and romantic city of Southern France! A trip to the southern region that you absolutely cannot miss when traveling to France~! 🔹️I went on a picnic to Villeneuve-les-Avignon in Avignon, Southern France~! It is a small southern city that preserves the 14th century scenery of the French Middle Ages~! 💕I took a pretty picture with the hills that spread out like a picture on the way up to the castle~! 😃If you look closely at the picture, you can see French people picnicking in the back~^^ It is a really romantic view~ 📍Location: Avignon, Southern France 📍Location: VILLENEUVE-LEZ-AVIGNON 💙 Things to see: Abbey, Chateau Castle architecture, ramparts and views . . #lifetraveldestinations #traveladdict #exotic #youthtravel #restaurantswithaview #capturingemotions #travelstagram #france #france #southernfrance #villeneuve #chateau #heritagetour #everydaylikeatrip #villeneuvelesavignon #francetravel #travelback #travelcrazy #travelstagram #traveldestinationrecommendation #preparingforatriptofrance #bestweather #avignon #avignonfrance #france #welcometofollow #acrosstherhone #travelguidebook #lifetraveldestinations #vacationtrip #mustseeheritagesites #withnature

🔸️I took this picture while walking down the street in Avignon, France, and it ended up being my favorite photo~^^ 🔹️The city of Avignon where I went as an exchange student! It's famous for the Avignon Festival held every year~ It's the Avignon Theater Festival! Snap on the way to downtown Avignon~📸 . 📍Location: France 📍Location: Downtown Avignon 💙 Things to see: The Palais des Papes in Avignon . ✅Tip. Stop by a French pharmacy🏥 . ☑Ps. Get expensive famous French products at a low price in Korea! . #Europe #France travel #France #Avignon #European sensibility #Small city travel #Hidden travel destination #Vacation travel #Picnic spot #Rhone River #rhône #pontdavignon #velopop #promenade #antoinepinay #Friends #Walking #Life shot spot #Life travel destination #Travel guidebook #City travel

🏰Avignon, a pretty small city in southern France 🔸️Avignon is a small city in southern France~^^ Because it used to be the site of the Papal Palace, the city is surrounded by walls, giving it a special feel~ . 🔹️There is a strange bridge in Avignon, and as you can see in the picture, the bridge is broken in the middle. I asked why, but there were so many stories, so I still don't know the exact truthㅎ . 🔸️If you cross the Avignon Pont, there is a pretty lawn and walking path where you can have a picnic~ Picnics are a must here!!!!!~ 💕You will have a really romantic and leisurely time! . 📍Location: France 📍Location: Avignon Pont 📍Admission: Free 💙 Things to see: Avignon Papal Palace . ✅Tip. You can take a boat around the bridge and cross to the other side for free! . ☑Ps. Must-buy French dessert for picnic (strawberry tart) . #Europe #France travel #France #Avignon #European sensibility #Small city travel #Hidden travel destination #Vacation travel #Picnic spot #Rhone River #rhône #pontdavignon #velopop #promenade #antoinepinay #Friends #Walking #Travel guidebook #Life travel destination #Outing

Avignon's best punch position: Rock Park Le jardin du rocher des Doms There is a free rock next to the Cathedral of Our Lady The park Le jardin du rocher des Doms), the birthplace of Avignon history, is now a public park and a great place to take a walk. The entire outer circle of the park is attached to the old city wall, so you can look at the city from different angles, so for us, this is actually the best place to shoot the scenery of the Saint-Bzee Bridge (Broken Bridge) and the Rhone River. From the left side of the Cathedral of Our Lady to the top of the Rock Park, there is a viewing platform on the left hand side that is the perfect location for the bridge. hamburger bag intimate small Raiders: 1. If you want to shoot Benezer Bridge, it is recommended to go back in the morning. To shoot the whole city, it is best to go at dusk. 2. Avignon is recommended for at least 1 day. 3. Southern France is the most recommended car.

#5月好去地方2025 💐Avignon is an important stop on the trip to Provence in southern France. It has medieval Roman ruins and a world cultural heritage. · 🏰The town is surrounded by ancient city walls, and the beautiful Rhone River meanders outside the city walls. 🌳Far away, fresh green grass covers the slightly undulating fields, dotted with dark green woods. 🌵The golden sunlight is lightly sprinkled on the small lakes and rivers in the distance, reflecting the phosphorescent waves. · 🌹The air, sunlight, grass, and rivers here are all very pure. This peaceful and serene landscape painting is difficult for any painter to copy. · 💗Recommended attractions 1️⃣Palace of the Popes From 1390 to 1377, Catholicism moved from the Vatican in Rome to Avignon. The Palace of the Popes was the palace where the seven popes lived during this period. The Palace of the Popes is the largest Gothic palace in the world and was listed as a World Heritage Site in 1995. · 2️⃣Avignon Cathedral Located next to the Palace of the Popes, it is a Romanesque building built in the 12th century. · 3️⃣Avignon Broken Bridge A medieval bridge built between 1171 and 1185, with an original length of 900 meters, was destroyed by floods in 1668, and only 4 of the original 22 arches remain. You can buy a ticket to visit the Broken Bridge, or you can overlook it from the Rock Park. · 4️⃣ Rock Park The Rock Park is a park built on top of a rock on the banks of the Rhone River. It is a good place to overlook the river and the Broken Bridge. · 5️⃣ Clock Tower Square / Town Hall / Opera House The Clock Tower Square was the market square of Avignon in ancient Rome. Now the town hall, opera house and a carousel are located on the square. · 6️⃣ Avignon City Wall Surrounding the entire old city, it is 4.3km long and was built by the Pope in the 14th century. · 7️⃣ Republic Street The main road of the old city of Avignon, connecting to the Clock Tower Square in the north, is about 800 meters long. · 🚗Avignon is the most important city in Provence. You can stay in Avignon and visit Provence.

#AbsolutelyFreeTrip Avignon, the central city of Provence in southern France, is a historic city that was once the seat of the Papacy✨ The huge Papal Palace (Palais des Papes) is an impressive scale, and walking through the stone corridors and chapels makes you feel like you've traveled back in time to the Middle Ages🕰️ The Saint-Bénézet Bridge (Avignon Bridge) over the Rhône River is also a romantic spot famous for its nursery rhymes🎶 Access is about 2 hours and 40 minutes from Paris by TGV🚄 From Avignon TGV station to the city, it's about 15 minutes by bus or taxi. You can easily get around the city on foot🚶♀️ The key to success is to "use the audio guide of the Papal Palace"🎧 Knowing the historical background and architectural secrets makes the tour many times more enjoyable. In addition, a theater festival is held in the summer, and the entire city is filled with art, so it's also recommended during that time🎭 My impression of the trip is "a city where history and art come together." While walking down the cobblestone alleys, I felt the moment when the past and present intersected. On your next trip, be sure to experience the "age of the Popes" in Avignon 🌿 Domestic travel #couples trip #solo trip #absolutely free trip #Avignon #Provence #France trip #Papal palace #historic city #travel record

The South of France, a romantic land kissed by sunshine and steeped in art ☀️ From the lavender fields of Provence to the azure waves of the Côte d'Azur, from the historical relics of ancient cities to the gastronomic feasts at Michelin-starred restaurants. Everything here is calling to me 🤩 🔥Key Highlights 【6-8 person boutique small group】【Relais & Châteaux luxury 5-star castle hotel】Côte d'Azur + Provence | Mediterranean Southern France town tour | Aigues-Mortes pink salt lake 🔲 Signature Experiences – This is how to make your South of France trip special 【Private Lavender Tour in Provence】 💟Valensole: June-July is the peak lavender season, perfect for capturing stunning sunset photos. 🍇Sault: The lavender blooms slightly later here, ideal for visits in late July. Enjoy a private field picnic paired with local rosé wine. 【Côte d'Azur + The Green of Southern France】 🏖️Cruise the Mediterranean, savor the charm of Côte d'Azur towns, and admire the breathtaking sea-sky views from a new perspective. 🍃Èze: The unique hilltop exotic garden offers a green oasis to soothe your soul. 【Avignon Art & History Immersion】 🎭Avignon Festival (July): Reserve front-row seats for world-class theater performances, followed by a champagne dinner on a private terrace. 【Sainte-Croix Lake & Verdon Gorge Adventure】 🚤Private kayak or electric boat: Paddle through the turquoise waters of Sainte-Croix Lake into the Verdon Gorge, one of Europe's most spectacular canyons. 🚁Optional helicopter tour for a bird's-eye view of the dramatic cliffs and emerald lake – an unparalleled perspective. 🍋Itinerary 🌟Day 1: Paris - Dijon 🌟Day 2: Dijon - Annecy 🌟Day 3: Annecy - Southern France towns - Avignon 🌟Day 4: Avignon - Valensole - Sainte-Croix Lake - Nice 🌟Day 5: Nice - Èze - Monaco - Nice 🌟Day 6: Nice - Cannes - Saint-Raphaël - Saint-Tropez - Marseille 🌟Day 7: Marseille - Aigues-Mortes - Nîmes 🌟Day 8: Nîmes - Paris 📸 Advanced Photography Guide 1️⃣ Lavender field backshots + floating hat trick (toss your hat mid-air for the perfect shot) 2️⃣ Pose with Nice's Baie des Anges – impossible to take a bad photo by this coastline! 3️⃣ Èze garden overhead shot: Use 0.5x wide-angle with feet at frame bottom for dramatic cliff-edge effect 🍋 Flavor Memories ▪️Van Gogh Café in Arles: Sit under yellow awnings, order absinthe, and recreate the composition of "Café Terrace at Night" ▪️Menton's Saturday market: Grandma's lemon syrup, mixed with sparkling water, is summer's purest taste.

Introduction to the Scenery of Provence, Southern France Provence, located in the south of France, is a region filled with natural beauty and rich historical culture. Known for its lavender fields and olive groves, it is often called a "carnival of colors." Additionally, Provence boasts numerous historical sites and art-infused towns like Marseille, Avignon, and Orange, each with its unique charm. Natural Landscapes The natural scenery of Provence is enchanting, especially the vast lavender fields. Valensole, home to the largest lavender fields in southern France, is a paradise for photography enthusiasts. The lavender fields around Sénanque Abbey are another highlight, with their iconic purple hues representing the classic image of Provence. Historical Sites Provence is rich in historical landmarks, such as Marseille's Old Port and the Château d'If, where visitors can savor traditional bouillabaisse and explore the mysterious prison island from "The Count of Monte Cristo." The Palais des Papes in Avignon, one of the largest Gothic palaces in the world, exudes a sacred medieval atmosphere. Art and Culture Provence has also been a source of inspiration for many artists, including Van Gogh and Picasso, whose lives and works here have spawned countless stories about art and creativity. Arles, the setting for Van Gogh's sunflowers, is steeped in artistic ambiance. Following the footsteps of these artists, one can deeply appreciate the perfect fusion of art and nature. Accommodation Recommendations In Provence, visitors can choose from a variety of accommodation styles. For example, Capelongue, a charming hotel in the scenic Provence region, offers comfortable stays and convenient transportation. Campanile Orange, located in the historic town of Orange, is surrounded by attractions and is an excellent choice for experiencing medieval charm. In summary, Provence captivates travelers worldwide with its stunning natural landscapes, rich history, and vibrant artistic atmosphere. Whether it's the purple waves of lavender or the serene aura of ancient ruins, the region leaves an unforgettable impression.

Hello, today I will share a story from a small city in France, Avignon. Thai people may not know much about this city, but we went there because we joined their summer theater festival. Avignon is an old city where we went. They don’t allow renovations on the outside, but the inside of the houses can be renovated to preserve the original style of art and architecture. It looks like a period movie from Europe. This theater festival is held for a whole month in the old city. The city map is in Figure 13. The blue dots are all the theaters, both small and large. There are also theaters outside the old city because there are so many theaters that they can’t fit in the space in the city. In a month, there are 1,600 theaters in total, both inside and outside the city, in theaters and on the streets. Let me tell you a little bit about the importance of this city. In the past, this city was an important city for Christianity. It was the residence of many Popes and is still one of the few cities in France that still has its city walls. That means you can still visit the city even without the theater festival. Let me continue with the theater festival here. Before the festival starts, there is a deadline to put up posters after 10 pm. The festival requires that paper be made from environmentally friendly materials. Some of our posters were printed from Thailand, but we couldn't put up those posters because we don't have environmentally friendly paper and ink. When it was almost 10 pm, we saw everyone from every theater group competing for the best spot to promote their work. It felt like the sports day in high school. They were riding on each other's shoulders to put up posters. We put up until 2 am and then thought that was enough. When you come to France, you have to eat Ratatouille. This is made by the theater owner's wife. It's homemade. The best thing to eat when you come here is wine. They say it's cheaper than plain water. It's not an exaggeration. The cheapest is 1.8 euros, but the taste is a bit hard to drink. I recommend the 5 euros price, which is really good. And you have to eat it with cheese. For those who like cheese, there are a lot of blue cheeses. Just random cheeses. How to get there: You can land in Lyon and take the train. Or you can go to another city. As for me, I landed in Geneva, Switzerland, and took the train because the ticket was cheaper. Recommended food: None because I cook it myself every day. There are supermarkets in the city and Asian stores outside the city. The restaurants are a bit more expensive. What I noticed was spaghetti, which costs 12-18 euros. #TravelFrance #Avignon #avignon #avignonfrance

Avignon, a small city in southern France. It is usually a quiet medieval city, but every July, it changes completely. This is because the Festival d’Avignon, one of the world’s three largest theater festivals, is held there. The air felt different from the moment I entered the city. Posters were densely stuck on trees, walls, and even telephone poles all over the streets, and actors were improvising in the squares and alleys to attract the audience. The atmosphere was such that the shops, cafes, and streets were all part of the performance. Avignon was truly a place where “the entire city was a stage.” During the festival, hundreds of performances are held every day, so there is the joy of choice. From classical plays to experimental performances, dance, and musicals, the genres are diverse, so even those who are not very interested in art can enjoy it without feeling burdened. Above all, the absence of a wall between the actors and the audience was impressive. The Avignon Festival is not about watching a performance, but rather an experience of jumping directly into the flow of art. In it, I was both an audience and a participant, and I lived through the most intense summer in an unfamiliar city. Someday, I want to go back into that heat. To that fleeting moment when art swallows the city and shakes people's hearts. #HawaiiFlightEvent

Avignon, located on the left bank of the Rhône River, was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1995 and voted as the European Capital of Culture in 2000. Traveling from Paris by TGV takes approximately 2 hours and 40 minutes, making it very convenient! (You only need to pick up your ticket 30 minutes before departure, as the gates open at that time. Be sure to board the correct carriage, as carriages are not interconnected.) We spent 5 hours there, taking a bus to the Palais des Papes. It’s truly grand and beautiful, but due to limited time, we could only admire it from the outside. Avignon is a very walkable city, where you can explore all the attractions on foot. Many museums also offer free admission! The city is surrounded by layers of walls, and you can find many Roman-era ruins here. The museums also showcase artifacts from that period! It’s a city I truly love. However, do pay attention to the bus schedule (buses run every 30 minutes). In a rush, I ended up taking an Uber, which cost me the most expensive ride of my life—7 minutes for 609 TWD! Still, it’s definitely worth visiting! Just note that the area near the train station can be a bit chaotic.

Apart from Paris, the South of France may be the most attractive destination for tourists in France. Old town, Cote d'Azur🌊, holiday beach, lavender🪻 fields, cottages and wineries🍇, these are the prominent keywords of South France✨ When you come to the south of France, is it better to see the lavender or the jelly sea? No, adults don’t make choices and want everything. This 5-day tour guide to the south of France is a magical itinerary that has been asked about by friends. You can travel all over the south of France, the romance of Provence and the dreamy seaside of the Cote d’Azur. You can get it all in one itinerary. Don’t be afraid of being short on time, just take a few days and you’ll have a great adventure in the south of France. Hurry up and save it ✈️ 🌈Best time to travel: March to May: Spring comes back to the earth. The south of France gets warmer earlier. Flowers bloom in the countryside and mountains, and the color of the sea is also very soft. June to August Although the south of France is full of tourists during the summer, summer is the only season to enjoy the endless lavender. August to November: Avoid the summer vacation peak season and travel off-peak. Southern France is much quieter at this time, but the sun is still scorching and you can still enjoy the seaside. 🚌【Transportation Guide】: There is little public transportation between towns and villages, so plan your transportation in advance and it is recommended to charter a car. ✨Car Model Recommendation✨ Choose the most suitable vehicle according to the number of people and needs and start a comfortable journey Comfortable 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): suitable for a small group of friends or brothers to check in! Luxury 5-seater (4 people + 2 luggage): light luxury experience, a ride on the Cote d'Azur is super stylish~ Comfortable 7-seater (4 people + 4 luggage): Affordable and comfortable, suitable for small families traveling. Luxury 8-seater (7 people + 7 luggage): It is the perfect choice for families/multiple people🥳 👉【Itinerary】: Nice airport pick-up → Nice (2 days to unlock the Cote d'Azur) → Avignon (3 days to check in the lavender purple crit) ✅DAY1: Morning: Go to the medieval cliff town of Èze and visit the mountaintop botanical garden Afternoon: Go to Monaco and visit the Prince's Palace and the Royal Chapel. Drive to the small town of Menton and check in the yellow staircase. In the evening: return to Nice and climb the Castle Hill to overlook the panoramic view of Nice ✅DAY2: Nice-Saint-Paul-de-Vence, visit the Matisse Museum-Antibes-Cannes, stroll along the Avenue of Stars and the Palais des Festivals-Marseille ✅DAY3: Marseille Old Port - Notre-Dame de la Garde Church - Palais de Chanlon, depart for Avignon at noon, visit the Palais des Papes and the Pont d'Avignon in the afternoon. ✅DAY4: Avignon - Sainte-Croix Lake - Verdun Grand Canyon - Valensole - Lavender - Avignon ✅DAY5: Avignon - Senanque Abbey - Stone Town - Red Earth Town - Sault Village to enjoy lavender - Avignon 🧡【tips】： Wearing a white dress! Taking photos in the lavender field, she instantly turned into a fugitive princess With European standard conversion plug! Sold out in supermarkets in southern France Nice Old Town Fridge Magnets are Half the Price of Tourist Attractions Must try Socca (chickpea pancakes) and fish soup Click the link below to unlock more exclusive offers🥳

Avignon, famous for its Papal Palace and the Avignon River, is surrounded by granite walls completed in 1370, and the entire city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You can tour the main tourist attractions on foot, and it is convenient to take a walk along the Rhone River, since it is formed along the river. Take a leisurely stroll through the medieval city with a long history! [Recommended Course] 👍 Les Halles Market - Avignon Papal Palace - Avignon Cathedral - Petit Palais Museum - Avignon Bridge - Calvet Museum 1. Les Halles Market (Les Halles d'Avignon) - An indoor market open until 2 p.m. where you can find a variety of Provence agricultural products and cuisine. Buy some snacks here and eat them in the garden of the Avignon Papal Palace. 2. Avignon Papal Palace - This is where seven popes stayed in the 14th century, and even if you are not interested in religion or history, the building itself is huge and worth seeing. 3. Avignon Cathedral - A cathedral next to the Avignon Papal Palace A space where you can rest your mind and body. A feeling of separation from the noisy square! 😊 4. Petit Palais Museum (free) - A small art museum that exhibits religious paintings from the 13th to 16th centuries. There is a free restroom on the first floor and you can appreciate Botticelli's paintings. 5. Avignon Pont - A bridge where you can walk over the Rhone River You can see the sparkling water of the river and cars passing by the old bridge. 6. Calve Museum (free) - An art museum with a beautiful garden inside It is not very large, so it is good to visit as a way to end the day. ⚘ Tip : [Avignon Train Station Guide] - Avignon City Tour: Avignon Centre - Going to other cities: Avignon TGV Station If you take the train, you will pass through Arles and arrive at Avignon. If your trip is not long, Allow one day for each city. #TravelItinerary #France #Avignon #FranceTravel #SouthFrance #SouthFranceTravel

If you want to have an impressive dinner like the sweetness of fresh cherries in Avignon, where the blue night falls, I recommend 'Restaurant Fou de Fafa'. This restaurant is only open for dinner, so if you visit without a reservation, you may have to wait a long time or not be able to eat. * Reservations are also available for single guests. The starter I ordered was sesame yogurt and sea bass & beet salad, and the main dish was the fish of the day served with saffron sauce. The main dish is a bit salty. The menu is constantly changing, so look forward to new dishes when you visit! 🤗 🌳 Address : 17 Rue Des Trois Faucons, 84000 Avignon, France - 9 minutes walk from Avignon Central Station [Opening hours] 7 PM - 11 PM (Closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays) 🌻 Fee : Starter + Main / Main + Dessert 37 euros Starter + Main + Dessert 43 euros ⚘ Tip : For single guests, order meat instead of fish for the main dish. Since it's the main menu, large fish is served but it's salty so it's too salty to eat all by yourself. Since the interval between dishes is long, it's good to order drinks or wine together. #European travel #France #Avignon #Avignon restaurants #Restaurant #FoudeFafa #France travel #South of France

🌊 Quick overview of Lake Sainte-Croix Lac de Sainte-Croix is ​​the "blue tears" of Provence, France. The lake water is emerald green because it is rich in fluoride and microalgae. It is connected to the Verdun Grand Canyon and became the second largest reservoir in France after its completion in 1974. It is open all year round, but summer is the peak of its beauty! 🌟Must-check-in experience 1️⃣ Explore the canyon by boat Rent a pedalo (15 euros/hour) or electric boat to travel between the canyons and lakes. Starting from the Pont du Galetas Bridge, there is an open lake on one side and canyon cliffs on the other. Every photo you take is a postcard-worthy one! Tips: There are fewer people in the early morning, the lake water is clearest, and the photo-taking rate is super high! 2️⃣ Cliff diving & swimming In summer, foreigners love diving in the lake (but safety is at your own risk!). There is a natural bathing beach by the lake. The water is so clear that you can see the bottom. Remember to bring a swimsuit! 3️⃣ Romantic sunset and starry sky Stay in a lake view room (recommended Auberge des Salles hotel, 83 Euros/night), and you can see the lake and mountains as soon as you open the window. The stars are low in the night sky and the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye, making photographers delighted! 4️⃣ Self-driving around the lake Driving in the South of France is the soul! Starting from Nice or Avignon, you can see the lavender fields, red clay cities and ceramic towns along the way. The winding mountain road overlooks the lake view, it is breathtakingly beautiful! ⚠️ Lightning protection: 1️⃣ Don’t jump blindly! The lake is 90 meters deep at its deepest point, with complex undercurrents! There have been Chinese people who unfortunately died while diving. Safety first, don’t follow the example of foreigners who “seek death”! 2️⃣ Sun protection! Sun protection! Sun protection! The ultraviolet rays in the south of France are very strong, and boating for 2 hours can cause sunburn and peeling! It is recommended to wear a long-sleeved swimsuit + hat + SPF50 + sunscreen, a physical and chemical approach! 3️⃣ Choose the right season! Lavender blooms from the end of June to July. The lake water turns cold after October and it is not suitable to go into the water. Avoid the crowded peak season (July-August), May-June or September are more comfortable! 4️⃣ Drive carefully on mountain roads! The winding mountain road to Holy Cross Lake is winding and narrow, so it is recommended for beginners to charter a car or join a tour group. Please download offline maps in advance for navigation as there is no signal on some roads! 🍴 Food and accommodation recommendations 🏠 Where to stay The town of Les Salles-sur-Verdun: 5 minutes walk to the lake, great value for money! I recommend the lake view room at Auberge des Salles. The sunset view from the balcony is amazing! - Moustiers: A fairytale town with stars hanging in the mountains, quaint B&Bs and fun ceramic handmade shops! 🍽What to eat L'Escapade Restaurant: Top 3 on TripAdvisor! Authentic French food + Verdun Canyon beer, all you can eat for only 20 euros per person! Foie gras in Ceramic Town: French foie gras paired with local red wine, the aroma of fat is amazing! 📸 Surrounding gameplay Verdun Grand Canyon: The second largest canyon in the world, explore the "European Jiuzhaigou" by hiking or kayaking! Valensole lavender fields: a purple ocean in July, real lavender fields are above 800 meters above sea level, don't be fooled by hybrid varieties! Ancient City of Avignon: The high-tech projection show at the Papal Palace is a shocking journey through the Middle Ages! 💡 Itinerary suggestions Day 1: Nice → Lake Sainte-Croix (boating + sunset) → stay by the lake Day 2: Hike in Verdun Canyon → Lunch in Ceramics Town → Lavender in Valensole → Avignon Day 3: Avignon Palais des Papes → Arles Van Gogh's House 🚗 Traffic Tips - Public transportation in southern France is inconvenient, so you can drive or charter a car! Choose comprehensive insurance when renting a car as there are many gravels on mountain roads! - Pick up the car at Nice/Marseille Airport. Returning the car to another place will be more expensive. We recommend a circular tour.