City: AVIGNON Tour Promo Start/End Date: 2001-04-01 - 2009-03-28 Duration: 5 hrs Price: Starting from USD $81.13 per person
Admire the Provence countryside full of olive trees and lavender. This afternoon tour includes a visit to le Pont du Gard, classified by UNESCO in 1985. Discover the medieval city of Les Baux de Provence and journey to Saint Remy de Provence for a stop at the Triumphal Arch and Funeral Monument.
Detail Description:
Journey to Saint Remy de Provence for stop at the Antiques (Triumphal Arch and funeral monument) located in a field of olive trees; a landscape painted several times by Van Gogh.Visit Les Baux de Provence, village located upon a rock at 245 meters high, with its historical center: the Museum of Santons, the Hotel des Porcelets, beautiful houses of the 16th century, the St. Vincent Church, pretty Romanesque buildings.Visit of the famous site le Pont du Gard dated from the first century AC and classified by UNESCO. It is an absolutely amazing and well preserved part of the Roman aqueduct of Nîmes.
Tour Information:
• Tour Name: Saint Remy, Les Baux and Pont du Gard by Minivan
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City: AVIGNON
Detail Description:
Journey to Saint Remy de Provence for stop at the Antiques (Triumphal Arch and funeral monument) located in a field of olive trees; a landscape painted several times by Van Gogh.Visit Les Baux de Provence, village located upon a rock at 245 meters high, with its historical center: the Museum of Santons, the Hotel des Porcelets, beautiful houses of the 16th century, the St. Vincent Church, pretty Romanesque buildings.Visit of the famous site le Pont du Gard dated from the first century AC and classified by UNESCO. It is an absolutely amazing and well preserved part of the Roman aqueduct of Nîmes.
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