the street has lot to offer. you'll see a park to spend some time or you can stop by the Irish pub. There are nice restaurants to try, high-end shopping stores for window shopping. You can walk through the tourism office to pick some souvenirs. You can bend forward to check the different flavors inside the ice-cream stores; roll the... More

Again, could not stop looking at all the vendors and wares - lots of photos More

on Sunday and Monday you will find all the shops closed. and some of them closes at noon on week days too. More

From banks to H&M to patisseries and grocery shops the main street of Avignon is never boring. Sit in the square at the end of the main street and enjoy a coffee and some people watching. More

visiting between Christmas and New Year, we enjoyed the beautiful decorations and lights, as well as the the Christmas market where we bought some special chocolates with olive oil and almonds. More

The main street in Avignon. Around it are the pedestrian areas and it leads to the Place de l'Horloge. More

Everyone in Avignon is to be seen and want's to be seen on this main street especially during the theatre festival in June. The big shops have moved away from the city centre but here you get the feeling of Avignon. Shopping on the side streets is very intersting. More

When you enter the gate through the walls of the old city across from the train station you will find yourself on rue de la Republique. In about 15 minutes walking you will arrive at the main square, Place de l'Horloge, then after that the Palais des Papes at the other end of town. Along the way you will pass... More