View allAll Photos Tagged AVIGNON
Historical town Avignon, Southern France, seen from plane (Lübeck - Marseilles, Fensterplatz links, lol)
SNCF 67355 leaving Avignon Centre on 18.03 to Chambéry. Taken from my hotel window - Ibis Avignon Centre Gare!
Tramcar 113 at the Porte de la République, Avignon. This car is named in honor of the writer Pierre Boulle (Pierre François Marie Louis Boulle, 1912-1994) who was born in Avignon.
Avignon is noted as one of the few French city that has preserved its medieval walls. The current Remparts d'Avignon were built during the 14th C., replacing a set of double walls completed during the 13th C. The current walls have a circumference of 4.3 km (2.7 mi). The area enclosed is 150 ha (370 acres, about 0.6 sq mi). There are 26 entrances, 15 for pedestrians and vehicles and 11 for pedestrians only.
2021 August 14.
Travel photography from Avignon, France - March 2012. Part of my month long trip touring southern Europe via railways in the spring of 2012.
For more about Avignon, check out the blog post from my travelogue: europae.tumblr.com/post/20016199749/avignon-damn-it-felt-...
Travel photography from Avignon, France - March 2012. Part of my month long trip touring southern Europe via railways in the spring of 2012.
For more about Avignon, check out the blog post from my travelogue: europae.tumblr.com/post/20016199749/avignon-damn-it-felt-...