Europe > France > Orange: Weather, Climate and Travel Guide

French city of Vaucluse, in Provence, the Rhone Valley, Orange has just under 30 000 and contains many remains from Roman times. The traveler will appreciate its remarkable historical heritage, the jewel is undoubtedly the ancient theater and its superb architecture of the 1st century, perfectly preserved, which still take place nowadays many events, such as the Chorégies, classical music festival , opera and opera. Nearby, the Arc de Triomphe is also very well preserved. One can also find several buildings built between the Middle Ages and the 18th, the charming narrow streets of the old town and small squares, the castle of the Princes of Orange, the remains of the temples of Saint-Eutrope hill with the wall of pregnant and aqueduct, the theater of the 19th, the Great Temple Protestant, mansions, carving Injalbert, Notre Dame de Nazareth, without forgetting the traditional Thursday morning market (one of the oldest of Provence) . You will also visit the Museum of Art and History evoking the history of the city since prehistoric times. Several gastronomic specialties will delight gourmets: the shortbread Theatre, the Augustines (chocolate), the Orangines and the famous wine of Orange. Orange is accessed by the A7 and A9, but also by TGV from Paris, and a bus network allows travel in the city.