Saint Rémy, Pont du Gard and Les Baux Day Trip from Avignon
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Experience Highlights
This small group tour will allow you to discover two beautiful villages in the South of France - Saint Rémy and Les Baux - and the monumental Pont du Gard aqueduct. The tour lasts about 5 hours and transfers are by minivan. A local guide will be at your disposal during the whole itinerary.
- Learn about the history of Saint Rémy and Les Baux, two splendid Provençal towns.
- Admire the majestic silhouette of the Pont du Gard
- Delve into the history of this corner of France with an expert guide.
- Travel comfortably in a minivan
- Enjoy an activity designed for small groups
What’s included
- Excursion to Saint Rémy, Pont du Gard and Les Baux
- Expert guide
- Minivan transport
- Entrance to the Pont du Gard
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Step by Step
This tour departs from Avignon in a comfortable , air-conditioned minivan. The tour lasts approximately 6 hours and includes an expert guide who will tell you the history and anecdotes of the following locations:
- Pont du Gard - Monumental Roman aqueduct across the river Gardon. It was built around 50 BC to bring water to the city of Nîmes. The yellow stones blend in with the surrounding nature, creating a relaxing landscape. The stage lasts about 1 hour and includes the entrance to the monument.
- Les Baux de Provence - A splendid town perched on a rocky hill surrounded by the Alpilles Natural Park. Despite its small size, it contains monuments of great beauty such as the Romanesque church of Saint-Vincent, the castle or the Porte d'Eyguières, the old access to the town. You usually have about 2 hours to visit Les Baux on your own.
- Saint-Remy de Provence - Known as the birthplace of Nostradamus and the place where, despite his brief stay, Van Gogh painted many famous pictures. The Dutch artist stayed at the Monastery of Saint-Paul-de-Mausole, which at the time was an insane asylum. If you want to learn more about his Provençal period, you can visit the Musée Estrine, which has a multimedia space that tells the story of his life.
- Glanum - A short distance from Saint-Remy is this ancient city founded by the Celts/Ligurians and later conquered by the Romans. The archaeological site consists of thermal baths, forums and temples.
The excursion is suitable for everyone, but it is advisable to wear comfortable shoes and clothes, as there is some walking involved. To protect yourself from the summer sun, it is also advisable to bring a hat and sun cream.