The waterwheels served the dyers and now turn for tourists. More

interesting street to walk down and absorb the atmosphere, but watch out for the local alcoholics who also seemed to like this location! More

On a walk on a late afternoon in late April, the light was wonderful and I was able to take some terrific photos of the sycamores and the shops along the street. More

I went on the suggested walking routes given on the tourist map and was quite surprised by this area. It shows a far different side of Avignon than the typical 'lavender and linen' tourist one. A little run-down in parts but authentic. The river with its water wheels is quite picturesque and although I was there in April, I can... More

Good to walk down this old street - very quiet as away from the hustle and bustle of the main squares - full of interesting old houses, some now in need of attention More

We'd never have found this street if it wasn't recommended by our hotel manager. Finding it is a surprise after walking the main streets of Avignon, as it suddenly becomes cobbled with a stream running beside it and old water wheels creaking away. Very quaint. More

We had the great fortune in being in Avignon on the weekend. This part of town was fairly priced compared to the other parts of town, had a long list of restaurants to choose from and even offered bars with live music, including some great Jazz. It is a beautiful and romantic walk as well with numerous water wheels turning... More