When I was in Avignon, France, I saw this sign and decided that I should try to see as many of these places as possible.
The first place I went was to the Palais des Papes that was full of interesting rooms, nooks, and details on display. Here is some of what I saw.
sunny window
artwork detail
open air
design detail
Later I decided to visit some of the shops in the same area. I liked the brightly colored fabrics and all the lavender items for sale. I purchased quite a few of the soaps and sachets to take home as souvenirs. These pictures include important shopping details!
pretty fabrics
lavender souvenirs
You can find more details here.
Meg Travels 
Nice to have some directions to follow!
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I agree – that sign gave me lots of possibilities of places to see!
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Gorgeous place to visit, Meg. The signposts would be essential for me. :)
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Avignon is a beautiful place! I really appreciated that sign too… :)
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Signposts are always welcome. :)
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They have very important information!
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What fun to just follow your nose (with a few suggestions from the friendly signpost).
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It was wonderful to have such interesting places to see in every direction!
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Lovely images Meg. I have yet to visit Avignon, I hope I get there some day. ;)
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Thank you! It’s a place that I think you’ll really enjoy when you get there… :)
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De très belles images d’Avignon et le fameux et célèbre Palais des Papes :-)
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Merci – Avignon est très belle!
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I love the window image. Great sunlight capture, Meg!
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Thanks Amy – it was really sunny that morning!
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Love the built in window seats.
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I do too – they are really charming!
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Did you try them out and check the views?
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I did – they faced inner courtyards and I imagined what the views might have been like in the past… :)
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Another charming feature of old buildings; inner courtyards. Love them.
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They were amazing views!
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Oh, Avignon, one of my most favorite places…..the escargot alone! Lovely post and photos!
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Thank you – Avignon is among my favorites too! I remember you writing about the wonderful food there… :)
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Nice photos, I liked Avignon even though we were only there for half day. Pretty sure I bought a tablecloth from that little shop :-)
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Thanks Sam! That was a great shop and I bought one of the printed handbags from the display… :)
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I love interesting nooks and architectural details in buildings, especially when they represent the work and lives of past eras. So fascinating. :)
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That’s what I like about noticing the details – they really provide insight into the past!
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Beautiful photo series of this quaint town and plenty of local colour,dear Meg!You pleasantly blended photos with history! Doda :)
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Thank you so much Doda! It is such a beautiful place and I’d like to go back sometime… :)
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Beautiful photos and story…I want a window seat like that one!!
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Thanks Teresa! I really liked that window seat too… :)
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A lovely idea to follow all the signs Meg and visit all those places. You have a wonderful attention to detail love all your photos :)
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Thank you Rosemay! It’s so interesting to look for the details that make Avignon unique… :)
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Well done. Excellent photos to an idea about Avignon.
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Thank you very much – it was a wonderful place to visit!
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