Augustinians of Avignon: Secrets of a Historic Place
Did you know the Augustinians’ Church in Avignon welcomed the monk Martin Luther and French kings? Discover its rich and surprising history!
In the 13th century, the Hermits of Saint William settled outside the city walls of Avignon, near the “Portail des Mathérons.” Around 1261, they were replaced by the Augustinians. In 1289, Pope Alexander IV granted the Augustinians permission to reside in cities. The city of Avignon offered them an elm-lined esplanade in front of the same gate, where t...
Rue des Teinturiers in Avignon: A walk through history and charm
A Street That Leaves No One Indifferent
Nestled in the historic heart of Avignon, Rue des Teinturiers draws in passersby the way a stream draws in light. Uneven cobblestones, centuries-old plane trees, façades full of character, and the gentle murmur of the Sorgue flowing at its feet... We invite you to discover one of the prettiest streets in the city, just a stone's throw from our guesthouse.
A Street Shaped by Water... and Time
Its name is no coincidence: in the Middle Ages, this street...
Avignon Festival 2025: Experience the Magic of Theater in the Heart of the City of Pope
Every summer, Avignon transforms into a vast open-air stage. Theater takes over the city—its cobbled streets, inner courtyards, churches, and even its bustling marketplaces. The Avignon Festival is the cultural event not to be missed, and an unforgettable experience to enjoy at least once in a lifetime.
A City That Becomes a Living Stage
Throughout the month of July, Avignon pulses to the rhythm of theater. Performances run from morning until late at night, in more than a hundred different ...