Pont du Gard, Roman History and Châteauneuf-du-Pape wine

This is an exceptional and unique tour that is ideal if you're staying in and around Avignon. It captures the essence of Provence from the Romans to the Medieval times beginning with a visit to Pont du Gard, a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century which at the time was the world's tallest bridge. It brought water to the 20,000 inhabitants of the ancient city of Nîmes.
From here you'll make your way to the medieval town of Villeneuve Les Avignon which sits across the River Rhône with exceptional views towards the city of Avignon. A walking tour of this beautiful small town, a visit to La Chartreuse, a medieval monastery founded by Pope Innocent VI in the 1300s, housing one of the biggest charter houses in France. It has a harmonious series of open and enclosed garden spaces and architectural styles. One church, three cloisters, 40 monks' cells, gardens & chapel with 14th-century frescoes painted by Matteo Giovannetti. Ending the day in Châteauneuf du Pape a visit to an exceptional winery and have a tasting.
Duration: 8 hours