subject: Avignon-travel To The Most Important Cities Of France [print this page] Avignon is a beautiful city of France and it is located in south-eastern France. There are amazing museums and places in Avignon and the city is also known for its Palais des Papes, where several popes and antipopes lived in ancient era. The climate of Avignon is cool and you can enjoy Hassel free holidays there.
Top Places in Avignon
Notre Dame des Doms: This is the oldest cathedral in Avignon, which is a Romanesque building. It was built during 12th century and now it has become the top attractions in Avignon. This cathedral houses is designed beautifully and it was built by Pope John XXII. Its most prominent feature is the gilded statue of the Virgin which surmounts the western tower.
There are beautiful monuments in Avignon and Palais des Papes ("Papal Palace") is on of the top monument in Avignon (France). It was built in 1316 by John XXII. Later succeeding popes continued working on it until it was finished in year 1370.
Transport at Avignon:
Avignon railway station is near the ramparts of the town and controlled by SNCF. The main train to Avignon from France is TGV and station for TGV is located outside the town. This train station is maintained and served by the LGV Mediterranean which is a high-speed rail system. Apart from trains, Avignon city has 23 bus lines and a bike sharing program.
The Avignon Airport - Caumont Airport is the official airport of Avignon and it is located southeast of Avignon. It is outside the city and approx 8 km from the town. There is a famous river Rhone, which is the main water thoroughfare in France from Avignon. The city os located on the banks of this river..
If you are looking to visit Avignon from London or Paris there are several options to reach. Eurostar is the best and convenient way to reach Avignon from London. You can catch TGV from Paris to Avignon. You can book Cheap Eurostar Tickets online to Avignon online by the official website and enjoy the sightseeing in Avignon.
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