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05 Days / 04 Nights
Daily Tour
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Arrive at Avignon TGV Station, where our representative greets you for a private transfer to your 4*/5* hotel. After settling in, enjoy a stroll through Avignon’s picturesque old town, perhaps catching a glimpse of the first street performances. In the evening, join a welcome dinner at a local restaurant serving Provençal specialties like bouillabaisse and tapenade.
Start your day with a guided tour of Palais des Papes, the Gothic palace that once housed popes in the 14th century. In the afternoon, attend a theatre performance in one of the festival’s most renowned venues, before spending the evening exploring the Festival d’Avignon’s eclectic street performances, from modern dance to dramatic monologues.
In the morning, take a walking tour through Avignon’s charming markets, where local artisans sell everything from olive oils to ceramics. After lunch, experience another theatrical performance—perhaps at a unique outdoor venue like the Courd’Honneur. In the evening, enjoy a relaxed dinner and the chance to chat with fellow festivalgoers about the day’s performances.
Spend your day at leisure, perhaps exploring Les Halles, a covered food market where local produce is on display. In the afternoon, attend one of the major performances at the Palais des Papes or in one of the festival’s smaller venues. In the evening, experience a more intimate site-specific performance, held in historical buildings and gardens scattered throughout the town.
On your final day, enjoy a relaxing breakfast at your hotel before an optional morning excursion to the nearby Pont du Gard or Château de Baux. If you have time before departure, wander through the town’s narrow lanes, filled with bookshops and art galleries. Our private transfer will take you to the station for your onward journey.
The festival takes place every year in July.
The festival features theatre, dance, and contemporary art performances across a variety of indoor and outdoor venues.
Yes! There are family-friendly performances and street theatre that appeal to audiences of all ages.
Performances take place in Palais des Papes, open-air spaces, courtyards, and even unique historic buildings across Avignon.
Tickets can be purchased in advance or at the Festival Box Office located in Avignon.
July is the best time to visit for the festival, as it coincides with the peak of performances and cultural activities.
Yes, many performances are subtitled or in English. However, some are in French or other languages.
The festival attracts thousands of visitors, especially on weekends, so it can get crowded. Early bookings are recommended.
Comfortable casual clothing is best for walking around the city, but you may want to dress up for evening performances.
Yes, we offer VIP seating upgrades for a more exclusive experience.
Some workshops are available to the public, particularly for students and aspiring artists.
Yes, we offer guided tours of the Palais des Papes and other historic landmarks in the city.
Avignon is easily accessible by train from major French cities like Paris, Marseille, and Nice, or by TGV from Paris Gare de Lyon.
Avignon is best explored on foot, with its medieval streets and landmarks easily walkable.
Absolutely! We can assist in extending your stay and recommend day trips to places like Châteauneuf-du-Pape or Pont du Gard.
