Self-guided Sightseeing Tour #3 in Avignon, France

The Dictionary of the Streets of Avignon is a dictionary of the streets of the commune of Avignon, a commune in the Vaucluse department in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region in southeastern France.

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The Jesuit novitiate is a building built in Avignon in the Comtat Venaissin at the end of the sixteenth century, to serve as a house of religious formation for the novices of the Society of Jesus. When the Jesuits were expelled from France (1768), the building passed into other hands and became the property of the city of Avignon in 1852. In 1987, the premises were rehabilitated to allow the opening of a hotel and the organization of cultural or tourist activities. Since 1950, the buildings and the cloister have been listed as Historic Monuments.

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Esprit Requien was a French naturalist, who made contributions in the fields of conchology, paleontology and especially botany.

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The Temple Saint-Martial d'Avignon is a Protestant place of worship located at the corner of rue des Lices and rue de la République in Avignon. The parish is a member of the United Protestant Church of France.

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Bénézet is a saint of the Catholic Church.

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The Chapel of the Incarnate Word is a modest-sized former religious building, located at 21 rue des Lices, in the historic center of the commune of Avignon, capital of the French department of Vaucluse. Since 1998, the chapel has been used as a performance hall during the Festival d'Avignon.

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The Maison du Quatre de Chiffre or Maison du IV de Chiffre is one of the oldest residences in Avignon, located at the corner of Rue des Teinturiers and Rue Guillaume Puy. This Gothic house, built in 1493, had an "IV de Chiffre" sculpted between the three windows on the first floor. These acronyms, which have now disappeared during a restoration, were found in no. 53 of "La Farandole", an Avignon magazine published on 21 October 1913.

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