Built between AD10 and AD25, The ancient amphi-theatre of Orange is one of the best preserved of all the great Roman theatres. It is inscripted as the Unesco world heritage site in 1981.
It was heavy repairing when I visited.

When I arrived Picasso Museum, The gate was closed. It’s said the museum was closed for renovation.
The renocation lasted too long time. I finally got the news:The Picasso Museum would reopen on July 20, 2008.

Our bus just stoped at the Port Vauban.
This is the largest marina in Europe. Many of the world’s largest luxury yachts stay here. So it also called “Billionaire’s Wharf”.
Overlooking from Port Vauban, I can see 16th century fortress “Fort Carré” on a promontory, That’s the place where Napoleon Buonaparte was imprisoned when Robespierre fell.

This famous Provence Food Market was the must-see of Antibes to me, It opened very early in the morning.
So, I started out at 6:00am that morning.

The Eglise St Trophime was defined as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981. It’s a very characteristic of Provencal Romanesque architecture. But Van Gogh said it made him feel terrible.

No bullfights today, Why not some wine? Some my favorite pink wine of Provence, And some beer, too.

Vincent Van Gogh left Paris for Arles Provence in early 1888. Left us a lot of paintings about his Arles life story. But the Courtyard of the Hospital is a sad one.

Yeah, I was in Van Gogh’s Cafe. His famous painting was still on the wall.
Maybe the only difference is people here.

That is it! The familiar yellow, Van Gogh’s yellow!
It’s the right place of Vincent van Gogh’s The Cafe Terrace, It’s now called the Cafe Van Gogh.

The Lavender Museum is not far from Gordes.It’s a important part of Lavender Line.
I learned how to tell different kinds of Lavender. That’s useful:)

I got up very early the morning I left Avignon.
The sun rose slowly outside the Avignon TGV Station.
Maybe it’s showing “welcome back to Provence” to me.

There were seven Popes had resided in Avignon. So Palace Of the Popes to Avignon just as the Forbidden City to Beijing. It’s the UNESCO World Heritage Site, and of course, the place I can’t miss in Provence.