Palais des Papes - The Palace of the Popes in Avignon is the largest Gothic structure from the Middle Ages in Europe. It spans 15,000 m² and includes two courtyards.

Musee du Petit Palais - Musee du Petit Palais is a charming museum located on the same square as the cathedral and the Palais des Papes, though slightly off the main path.

Pont Saint-Benezet (Pont d’Avignon) - The Pont Saint-Bénézet, commonly known as the Pont d’Avignon, is actually the remains of a historic bridge over the Rhone in the heart of Avignon, a city in southern France.

Hotel des Monnaies - Hotel des Monnaies in Avignon is situated on the Place du Palais, directly opposite the Palais des Papes. During its time, Avignon was a city-state under papal rule.

Rocher des Doms - Le Jardin des Doms is a stunning park in central Avignon, celebrated for its beautiful natural scenery and picturesque pond.

Avignon Les Halles - Place Pie hosts Avignon’s market hall, Les Halles. The market operates daily, including Sundays, from six in the morning until one in the afternoon.

Musee Calvet - The Calvet Museum, housed in an 18th-century mansion, boasts an impressive collection of art and artifacts.

Place de l’Horloge - Place de l’Horloge is a spacious pedestrian square in the heart of Avignon, lined with plane trees and featuring numerous inviting terraces.

Street of Dyers (Rue de Teinturiers) - Rue des Teinturiers is a charming, cobblestone street that runs alongside the small Sorgue canal.

Basilique Saint Pierre - Located centrally, just a short walk from the Aubanel printing museum, Place Saint Pierre is paved with shingle stones.

Cathedrale Notre-Dame des Doms - Avignon Cathedral is a Roman Catholic church adjacent to the Palais des Papes in Avignon, France, and serves as the seat of the Archbishop of Avignon.

Musee Lapidaire - The Lapidary Museum in Avignon, France, showcases classical Greek, Etruscan, Roman, and Gallo-Roman sculptures and artifacts since the 1980s.

Rue de la Republique - Rue de la Republique extends towards the city wall, transitioning into Cours Jean Jaurès and leading up to Place des Boeufs.

Place Pie - Explore Les Halles d’Avignon and its Green Wall on Place Pie in Avignon, near the Tour Saint Jean.

Remparts d’Avignon - The Walls of Avignon are a series of stone fortifications encircling the city, originally constructed in the 14th century.

Collegiale Saint-Didier - This mid-14th-century collegiate church is open daily from 10am to 6pm. Visitors can explore it on their own at no cost. It was built between 1356 and 1359.