Palais des Papes

nice audio tour and the place is very big we also got lost and the tour can be more interactive

The Papal Palace, which stands at the top of the ancient city of Avignon in the south of France, was built by Pope Benedict XII and Cremon VI and is one of the most magnificent castles of the Middle Ages. It has been in existence since the 15th century until 1906. The Papal Palace has since been restored and is a rare treasure trove for studying 14th century architecture and oil paintings.

Avignon, France is a very large and famous royal palace, the entire mountainside is this huge stone fortress complex, the palace of the papal palace includes many different views of the church, fort and broken bridge and so on.

The Papal Palace (French: Palais des Papes) is an ancient palace in the southern French city of Avignon, the largest and most important medieval Gothic building in Europe. The Papal Palace is not only the palace of the Pope, but also a fortress. During the 14th century, the Palais de Avignon was the seat of the Catholic Holy See. Six papal elections in history were held at the Palais des Palais in Avignon, where Benedict XII (1334), Cremans VI (1342), Enos-Zonedius VI (1352), Urbano V (1362), Urgio XI (1370) and Benedict XIII (1394), The Pope).

The Palais des Ponts-Palaces of Avignon, France is a very large and famous royal palace, the entire mountainside is the huge stone fortress complex, the palace includes many different views of the church, the fortress and the broken bridge and so on.

The ancient city of Avignon in southern France is one of the most magnificent castles of the Middle Ages.