Best places: Churches in Avignon, France

👍 A beautiful Catholic Church with many fine arts and relics inside.

14th-century Gothic-style Catholic church with Renaissance art & a working bell tower.

👍👍 Between 1327 and 1333, Arnaud de Via regroups several lands located to the south of his residence to build the chapel of his palace. The chapel was consecrated on June 1, 1333, by his uncle, Pope John XXII. The creation of the entrance porch, to the east, was authorized by the king on April 1, 1334...

👍 An interesting tiny church carved into the rock....... There was a wedding when we were there, lending a festive atmosphere in this ancient space! Could not find the history of this place, but worth visiting nonetheless.

👍👍 The Célestins Church is a disused conventual church, located in Avignon on Place des Corps-Saints. It was built from 1305 on the initiative of Antipope Clement VII and King Charles VI of France near the tomb of Peter of Luxembourg. Many relics and the remains of illustrious people were subsequently...