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Torre del Compte

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Palace of the Popes & Pont d’Avignon: Entry Ticket

Palace of the Popes & Gardens: Entry Ticket

Fort Saint-André: Entry Ticket

Hop-on Hop-off Bus Avignon

Brotte Wine Museum: Entry + Tasting

Châteauneuf-du-Pape: Brotte Wine Museum Audio Tour + Wine Tasting

Avignon & Popes Palace: Guided Walking Tour

Saint Remy, Les Baux de Provence & Pont du Gard: Guided Tour

Avignon: Audio Guide App by TouringBee

Châteauneuf-du-Pape: Food & Wine Tasting Tour + Audio Guide

Provence: Arles Guided Van Gogh Tour + Saint-Paul de Mausole Entry

Luberon: Guided Day Tour from Avignon

Provence: Guided Day Tour from Avignon + Pont du Gard Entry

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Get a double-bill of French history, with combined access to two iconic attractions. The gigantic Palais des Papes was the home of nine Catholic popes throughout the 14th Century, while the Pont d'Avignon is one of the most famous river crossings in the whole world. The stories of these two structures are closely entwined, and with this ticket you can discover the histories and legends of both!

There are palaces, and then there are **palaces**. This mammoth monument is the largest Gothic building in the world, and towers over the picture-perfect town of Avignon. Built by Pope John XXII (we suspect he had some help) in 1316, the Palais has hosted nine popes and countless monarchs and nobility over the years. Explore and discover this palatial piece of world history.

Fort Saint-André has been listed as a historic monument since 1903, and you can't miss it. Literally! This majestic medieval fort looms large over the Rhône from atop the rocky outcrop of Mount Andaon. Commissioned by the French King Philippe le Bel to display his power, Fort Saint-André is an exceptional testimony to both his deep pockets and the military architecture of the 14th century. 

Once a symbol of royal power, the fort had a permanent garrison, a court of justice and a prison. You can still see the graffiti from the prisoners who were locked up here in the 18th and 19th centuries! Explore the fully intact rooms and buildings, step into the chapel, and take the parapet walk for mind-blowing views of the Pope's Palace, the bridge of Avignon, the Philippe Le Bel Tower, Mont Ventoux, the Alpilles, the Luberon, and more.

Ahhhh Avignon – enchantingly charming and preposterously pretty, even by Provençal standards. This rampart-ringed medieval city was once the epicenter of papal power, and it shows. The Palais des Papes would be right at home in Rome.

Scope out the stunning architecture, cultural wonders, and glorious countryside scenery of Avignon, Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, and the Island of Barthelasse in the most relaxing and convenient way there is: aboard a Hop-on Hop-off sightseeing tour bus.

Visit the Brotte Wine Museum, located in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, and discover the history of the Rhône Valley's appellations and the Châteauneuf-du-Pape cru. Walk through interactive exhibits showcasing the art of viticulture and enjoy a relaxed setting for tasting some of the best wines, including vintages from various Domaines and Châteaux.

Explore the Brotte family estate in Châteauneuf-du-Pape, a historic winery with a legacy since 1931. Taste five wines guided by expert sommeliers who share the family's winemaking expertise. Visit the Brotte Wine Museum, founded in 1972, to learn about the wine-making process and the family's history.

Prepare for a 3.5-hour guided walking tour of Avignon and see the city's top sites. 

Climb the medieval city walls to the "Rocher des Doms" garden and enjoy the view of the Rhône River. Learn about Avignon's history from the early 14th century when the papacy was established here. 

Visit the Popes Palace for a guided tour of the largest gothic-style palace in Europe and hear stories from your local guide. Walk through Avignon's cobbled streets to the Place de l'Horloge to see its painted windows, town hall, and theater.

End your tour with a glass of Côtes du Rhône wine near the Popes Palace.

Visit the Pont du Gard, a well-preserved Roman aqueduct from the first century and a UNESCO site.

Explore Les Baux de Provence, a village on a rock with historical sites like the Museum of Santons, Hôtel des Porcelets, and St. Vincent Church.

Walk around the city center of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.

Use the TouringBee audio guide to navigate the ancient city of Avignon in about two hours. Follow the app's map route starting at the city gates and ending at the Palace of the Popes.

See Avignon's fortress walls, ancient churches and monasteries, a market, the Palace of the Popes and Avignon Cathedral, St. Benezet Bridge, and narrow streets with souvenirs and treats.

After downloading, the tour works offline. Use headphones for clear audio that guides you through historical facts and legends at your own pace, without a tour group's schedule.

Explore Châteauneuf-du-Pape with the Brotte family, experts in winemaking since 1931. Enjoy a tour that pairs three wines with three treats from a renowned confectionary, Arnaud-Soubeyran, in Montélimar. Also, explore the Brotte Wine Museum, a key destination for wine enthusiasts since 1972.

Join a guided day tour in Provence and expect a morning full of interesting sights related to Vincent van Gogh.

Start your tour with a photo stop at Saint Rémy de Provence. See the landscapes often painted by Van Gogh and visit Saint-Paul de Mausole, the hospital where the artist stayed for a year.

Walk through the streets of Arles and see the various sites painted by the artist during his time in the city, such as *The Night Café* and *The Garden of the Asylum*.

If visiting on a weekend, check out the Provençal market in Arles on Saturday. The market offers a variety of colorful and aromatic stalls.

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.

Join a small-group tour in Provence visiting Fontaine de Vaucluse, Pont du Gard, Les Baux de Provence, Gordes (photo stop only), and Roussillon.

The minivan accommodates up to eight passengers, making it easy to visit places that are hard to reach in a single day.

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