After breakfast at the hotel, today's tour starts at 08:30.
Palais Idéal du Facteur Cheval(inside visit), is a unique building in southeastern France, in the small town of Deira (Hauterives). Built independently by postman Ferdinand Cheval in the late 19th century, the palace showcases his unique vision of art and architecture. The style of the Ideal Palace combines a variety of architectural elements, including Gothic, Romanesque, Indian and Arabic styles, to create a unique and fantastical body of architecture. The exterior walls of the palace are richly carved with decorations such as animals, plants, mythological figures and religious symbols, demonstrating the richness of Chaval's imagination.
Avignon, a historic city in the south of France, is famous for its rich cultural heritage and beautiful landscapes. Located along the Rhone River, Avignon was once the residence of the Popes, hence the name "City of the Popes".
Palais des Papes(exterior visit): Avignon's most famous landmark is the Palais des Papes, a magnificent Gothic building that was once the residence of the Popes in the 14th century. The Palais des Papes is one of the largest Gothic buildings in Europe, with an ornate interior that showcases the splendor of religious art.
Pont Saint-Bénézet(exterior visit), a bridge that was originally about 900 meters long, but due to natural disasters such as floods, the surviving section of the bridge has only four arches (two of which were rebuilt). This makes the bridge look both old and historic.
Arles, a historic city in the south of France, located at the entrance of the Rhone River, is known for its rich historical sites and artistic atmosphere. Arles is favored by tourists for its Roman ruins and its association with artists, especially the painter Vincent van Gogh. Arles was an important city for Vincent van Gogh's work, and it is here that he created many of his famous paintings, such as Café de la Nuit and Sunflowers.