Best places: Things to dos in Pont-de-l'Arche, France

12th-century Gothic cathedral with tours including remains of a crypt from Roman structure on site.

The sweeping view from this famed hillside lookout was once painted by Claude Monet.

👍👍 Great!!!! An awesome place. To do and redo with family, friends, couple.

Claude Monet's house & ornate gardens, with the artist's studio/sitting room & Japanese prints.

Claude Monet's mansion from 1883–1926 with his workshop, artworks & Asian-style water garden.

Storied 14th-century astronomical clock set on a Renaissance arch with detailed carvings.

Vast monastery founded by Saint Philibert in 654, with events including illumination evenings.

Restored 16th-century ossuary for plague victims with macabre carvings, plus fine art galleries.

👍👍 A calm, serene place with an extensive abbey and a magniificent tower. It is in a beautiful setting enclosed by a lovely stone wall with a twin-towered entrance. Parts are still in use and part is being restored. Well worth visiting both the abbey and the village

Flamboyant gothic Catholic church featuring sculpted wooden doors from the Renaissance period.

👍👍 Absolutely incredible. 1200 years old chêne with chapelle inside built in year 1696.

👍👍 J'ai visité ce musée plusieurs fois mais je ne me laisse pas de voir ces vieilles machines fonctionner et ces tas de bobines en bois sans compter les expositions de vêtements ou autres. De plus la visite même guidée est gratuite.

😠 I would give 0 stars if i could. The people are posh and rude. Got there and dogs are not allowed. Which is fine so i decided to walk my dog around the car park but i was told my dog cannot walk around the car park too.

👍👍 Very nice activity park! Yes there is noise, but after all they are children, yes when we go out we say, "phew" it feels good to have a little silence. (a soundproofed room is also available for TV work if you want, but also to have a little calm) Arrived at home, the children are smiling, parents...

👍👍 What a beautiful place and free of charge. Leaflets about the chateau and the gardens were provided. A little car park was also available. Noone was there when we visited so we had the opportunity to experience the chateau on our own

Storied square where Joan of Arc was executed in 1431, with a modern church dedicated to her.

Cozy animal park with indoor & outdoor enclosures, tropical greenhouses & a cafe with a view.

👍👍 A very interesting place. Bucolic setting. Free admission.

Public park with plants from 5 continents, a boating lake & an area with honey-producing beehives.