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This world-famous monument above the River Gard was built in 34 CE. The structure still bears witness to the engineering brilliance and imagination of the Romans. The bridge is part of an aqueduct built to carry water the 50 ki... more
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The Cathedral d'Images presents exhibits through an innovative concept: scenes or paintings are projected onto the walls of an old quarry. Around 4000 square meters (43,000 square feet) of "natural screens", 12 meters high (alm... more
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Les Baux-de-Provence was inhabited as early as the bronze age, although development only truly took place during the Middle Ages. The fortress and complex were built in the 10th century, and were marked by the opposing forces... more
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Saint-Rémy is a small, picturesque village surrounded by vineyards, corn fields and olive groves in the heart of the Alpilles. Nostredamus, famous for his prophecies, was born here in 1503. You can dig in to the history of the... more
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Musée Réattu exhibits the beautiful collection of paintings by the famous painter Jacques Reattu, who was born in 1760. His paintings were a reflection of his creative and artistic sensibilities. Apart from his paintings, today... more
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This is an outdoor theater and music venue near Avignon. Call for specific events, spanning from world music to local bands. more
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Famous for its picturesque locales, Les Baux-de-Provence derives its name from the mineral bauxite discovered on the site of the village. It is set on a plateau between the Enfer and Fontaine valleys and overlooked by a fortres... more
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For more than 20 years, this gallery has hosted extensive exhibits by past and present photographers, including Edward Weston, Edward Curtis and Walker Evans. Owner Hal Gould has been known to launch careers and to carry notori... more
Tarascon Travel Experiences
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Trains Nice, Ticket Sellers Evil
09th- Took the metro to the train station. The girl sold us tickets for a train leaving in three minutes and we made it to the platform i... Continue reading »
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Day 7: Lauterbrunnen to Avignon
The alarm goes off at 6, and I take my ½ Franc shower…although apparently one of the showers was giving away free hot water…damn. A basic... Continue reading »
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Avignon with the Crew
On Saturday Carina, Valerie, Kiki, Wolfram and I took a day trip to the little town in the south of France called Avignon. There is... Continue reading »
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7. Avignon with Gaye and Daryl
Depart Lyon - two hour drive to Avignon - lunch at Carpentras - quaint little village - on to Venasque. Venasque is a tiny but beautiful... Continue reading »
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Day 32: Avignon
Exit out of Marseille with little confidence of us actually getting out without getting lost. Our hotel had a small swimming pool for us... Continue reading »
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