One of the largest and most beautiful show caves in France, discovered in 1935, with vast chambers full of giant stalagmites up to 20 metres tall. A guided tour leads 120 metres underground, ending with a light and sound show.
The Cité de la Préhistoire museum at the entrance covers 350,000 years of human life in the Ardèche. Bring a jacket; it's a constant 13°C inside.
A huge natural stone arch, 54 metres high, spanning the Ardèche river at the entrance to its gorges, where limestone cliffs rise 300 metres above the…
Wild limestone gorges of the Gardon river upstream of the Pont du Gard, with cliffs, caves and the hermitage of Notre-Dame de Laval.
A Roman aqueduct bridge built in the 1st century AD to carry water across the Gardon river to Nîmes.
A 14th-century fortress on a hill across the Rhône from Avignon, built by the French kings to watch over the papal city.
The bridge of the famous children's song 'Sur le pont d'Avignon'.
The largest Gothic palace in the world, built in the 14th century when the popes lived in Avignon instead of Rome.
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