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    Cultural makeover in July

    Posted by Stuart Rowlands 25 September 2007

    Go to Avignon in July and get a cultural makeover. Performances come to you: theatre, drama, music, loads of fringe productions and café cabarets!

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    Festival d’Avignon

    Posted by Mark Bowdler 25 September 2007

    Would highly recommend visiting Avignon in July 2008 for the annual Festival d’Avignon. But book your accommodation well in advance. This huge multi-arts celebration will guarantee you lasting memories.

    Stock up with gourmet delicacies at Les Halles Market for picnics along the way. Indulge in calisson pastries made with almonds and candied melons and a chocolate, sugar and oregano liqueur delicacy called Papalines.

    Get the free Avignon Pass Card offering tourist attraction reductions, available at the Tourist Office. Enjoy opera at the exquisite 15th-Century Eglise St Pierre followed by dinner at 'Christian Etienne' for the very finest of French cuisine.

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    Theatre festival

    Posted by Phoebe Boulanger 17 August 2007

    The theatre festival held in July cannot be surpassed for thespian entertainment in the most beautiful settings.

    Watch a play on a balmy provincial afternoon, followed by food and wine which elsewhere pales in comparison.

    The charm of Avignon is in the atmosphere and no words can do it justice - you must feel it for yourself.

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    Arts festival

    Posted by Seema Patel 17 August 2007

    Coincide your trip to Avignon with the wonderful arts festival. There is plenty of comedy, theatre, and inpromtu outdoor performances. The festival takes place in July

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