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Rue des Teinturiers, Medieval street in Avignon, France

The Rue des Teinturiers extends along the Sorgue River channel with four remaining water wheels and cobblestone pavement throughout its length.

From the 14th to 19th centuries, this street functioned as a textile manufacturing center with twenty-three water wheels powering the washing and dyeing processes.

The Grey Penitents Chapel, founded in 1226, continues its religious traditions with annual celebrations commemorating the historical Waters Miracle each November.

The street connects Rue des Lices to the city walls, offering access to multiple historical buildings, restaurants, and theater venues during the Avignon Festival.

The Maison du IV de Chiffre, built in 1493, displays mysterious symbols including a heart pierced by a dart and crosses of Saint Andrew and Lorraine.

Location: Avignon

GPS coordinates: 43.94500,4.81393

Latest update: May 24, 2025 14:46

Historic streets and lanes in France

The streets of France display the country's history. From Paris cobblestone lanes to Strasbourg canals and Nice promenades, they feature historic timber houses, markets, and shops.

Best photography locations in Avignon

Avignon in southeastern France contains many historical subjects for photographers. The Papal Palace displays medieval architecture, the Saint-Bénézet bridge spans the Rhône river. The Rocher des Doms provides views of the city skyline. Place du Palais features historical buildings, while Rue des Teinturiers contains water wheels from past centuries.

Alternative sights in Avignon

This tour covers historical churches, monasteries and gardens in Avignon. The route includes the Romanesque Saint-Ruf Chapel, Rocher des Doms overlooking the Rhône, the baroque Mint building, and Petit Palais Museum with its Italian Renaissance paintings collection. Visitors also discover Rue des Teinturiers with its water wheels and Collection Lambert for contemporary art.

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