You just never know what you'll find at Halles dAvignon. Wander through the stalls for unique gifts or sample some of the delicious local taste sensations.

This community marketplace in Avignon City Centre comes recommended by travelers, so make sure it features on your to-do list. Don't stop there, though. There are loads more places ready for you to experience after Halles d'Avignon. Palais des Papes, Pont Saint-Bénézet, and Place de l'Horloge are nearby.

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Full Day Best of Provence Tour from Avignon

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Aix en Provence & Cassis Tour

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Avignon: Cooking Class and Lunch with a Local Chef

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Full-Day Private Chateauneuf du Pape Wine Tour from Avignon

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The prestige course at Maison Brotte

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Popular places to visit

Gothic façade of the Saint Pierre Church in Avignon. Located right in the center of town, a stone's throw from the Aubanel printing museum, the Place Saint Pierre, cobbled with shingle stones, is the church square for the parish church that bears the same name.

Saint-Pierre had been rebuilt in 1385, thanks to a donation from the Cardinal Pierre de Près. Unfortunately we cannot enter and admire the panelling, the altarpiece, the pulpit or the paintings, one of which is the "Adoration of the Shepherds" by Simon de Chalons. But its façade, in flamboyant Provençal Gothic, is the most embellished of all of Avignon's churches and its doors alone merit a look.

Eglise Saint Pierre

You can find out about the history of Avignon when you stop by Eglise Saint Pierre. Stroll along the area's riverfront or simply enjoy its local cheese shops.

Rue des Teinturiers

You can learn about the history of Avignon with a trip to Rue des Teinturiers. Discover the festivals and cathedral in this walkable area.

Rue de la Republique

You can learn about the history of Avignon with a stop at Rue de la Republique. Discover the festivals and cathedral in this walkable area.

Palais des Papes

Built to house and protect France’s 14th-century popes, one of Europe’s largest Gothic palaces dominates Avignon’s skyline and cultural life.

Avignon Cathedral

Celebrate mass in this resting place of 14th-century popes, or simply visit to enjoy the spiritual and artistic treasures within this beautiful Romanesque cathedral.