Place de l'Horloge Review

The Bell Tower Square is also a very classic tourist scene, the largest is this Notre Dame Cathedral, and the papal palace is a castle complex, but also one of the classic routes of tourism, the historical relics of the old city are very worth visiting.

The deepest impression of this place is that when you take the small bus, you pass by "Horloge". You usually don't see this place specially, but there are still many shopping places. There is a market next to it. There are also a lot of food. There are also many activities!

There are many squares in Provence, and the square here is also a place with many ordinary tourists. There are quite a lot of designs on this square. Some small cafes are also very popular. In the afternoon, everyone likes to rest here.

The Bell Tower Square in Avignon is very lively every day, it is absolutely great to come here, there are many French eucalyptus trees in the square, it looks very romantic. There are many people selling art every day, people performing art, so it feels really good to come here.

Lyon takes the TVG high-speed rail, about an hour to reach Avignon, out of the train station through the city gate straight forward is the hotel, after staying, continue to walk for only 5 minutes, and then come to the old city's Bell Tower Square. The bell tower is no longer noticed, more tall and tidy French parrots, with beautiful city halls, opera houses and other buildings, squares full of open-air restaurants, and even double-decker carousels.

The Bell Tower Square is the central square of Avignon. It is quite large in size. The surrounding city hall, opera house, various restaurants, cafes, surrounded by the surrounding neighborhood, and the papal palace is not far away. The first day came at night, there were not many people. The next day it rained, and came in the morning. There were still no people. The empty square felt a little lonely. Compared with the hot and lively, most of the time, a moment of quietness was rare. The bell on the whole point was also more and more empty.