At the heart of the monument, the Cour d'Honneur is home to a forest of sparkling fir trees, as well as a small Christmas market featuring traditional delicacies: sweets, hot chocolate, mulled wine, olive oil, brioches, chocolates, etc. Maison Brémond: All the products offered in the tradition of the 13 Desserts of…
A guided tour specially adapted for a family audience, full of anecdotes about daily life in this grandiose castle in the time of the Popes, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A discovery of the Palais des Papes for the whole family. The Palace of the Popes is a dream…
Unusual visit to discover rooms of the monument usually closed to the public, A rare privilege! The opportunity to learn stories and anecdotes about the private life of the pope and his court in the 14th century but also about the presence of the military throughout the 19th century...
March 9, 1309: Pope Clement V stops in Avignon, it is the beginning of a period of great prosperity for the city. But what was this small Provençal city like at the dawn of the XNUMXth century? Who populated it? How did people live there? What did people do there?…
This imposing monument, classified as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a marvel of Gothic art, has inspired many writers including Henry James, Prosper Mérimée, Alphonse Daudet, Charles Dickens and many others. Beyond the “Great History”, you will discuss with your guide the organization of the “Hôtel…
A guided tour specially adapted for a family audience, full of anecdotes about daily life in this grandiose castle in the time of the Popes, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A discovery of the Palais des Papes for the whole family. The Palace of the Popes is a dream…
Candlelight concerts are concerts where classical music artists and orchestras perform the music of the greatest composers or artists surrounded by hundreds of candles. On the program: Friday, February 14 at 21:30 p.m.: Special Valentine's Day Edition Saturday, February 15 at 19:30 p.m.…
In gardens, plants and minerals have always interacted. Stone is present in the soil, in decorative or landscaping elements, and in the buildings to which gardens are attached. But plants also know how to adapt: plants and flowers growing in the gaps between walls, or even our garrigue, which grows and blooms on the limestone soil of Provence. Whether it blooms in a thousand flowers or is forever engraved in stone, the garden is omnipresent.
The gardens of the Palais des Papes invite you to celebrate spring with your family! For a whole day, rediscover the magnificent papal gardens and enjoy their abundant vegetation in a festive and sensory atmosphere.
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Due to the organization of an event, certain spaces will exceptionally be closed to the public on June 27 :
We apologize for any inconvenience and thank you for your understanding.
