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                     Musée du Petit Palais       VISITORS’ CHECKLIST
                      The former episcopal offices house a
                       museum of medieval and Renaissance   Practical Information
                       Italian paintings and French works by   Road map B3. * 91,250.
                        the Avignon School, including this   n 41 cours Jean-Jaurès
                          1457 Vierge de Pitié.
                                                 (04 32 74 32 74). ( Tue–Sun.
                                                 _ Le Festival d’Avignon (see p37).
                                                 ∑ avignon-tourisme.com
                                                 Transport
                                                 ~ 8 km (5 miles) Avignon-
                                                 Caumont. £ @ Blvd St-Roch;
                                                 Gare TGV (pl de l’Europe, Courtine).
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         L                                     These hillside gardens behind
         P A                                   Notre-Dame-des-Doms are the
         U                                     site of earliest settlement.
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                 V I C E L E G AT
               R U E                . Palais des Papes
                                    Popes ruling in the 14th century built this grand,
                                    fortress-like palace (see pp48–9). The Chambre du Pape,
                                    here, has exquisite tiles.
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                                                   Eglise St-Pierre
                                                   This church was built
                                                   during the 14th to early
                                                   16th centuries. The doors
       0 metres     100                            on its west façade were
       0 yards     100                             carved in 1551 by Antoine
                                                   Valard. Inside is a fine
                                                   15th-century pulpit.
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