rue des teinturiers

Rue des Teinturiers is a charming historic street in Avignon, known as the Street of the Dyers. Paved with cobblestones, it runs along the Vaucluse Canal, where four historic waterwheels are preserved - a testament to the old textile industry of the 14th-19th centuries.

Walking under the shade of plane trees, you can admire medieval architecture, stone sculptures and a unique atmosphere that combines history with modern art.

It is an epicenter of cultural events, especially during the Avignon Festival in July, when the street turns into a bustling theater scene with numerous cafes and restaurants.