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The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
A walk through the Pont d`Avignon
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
   
   
   
The Medieval part of Avignon in France as seen across the river Rhone Royalty Free Stock Photo
The bridge over the river Rhone Pont Saint-Benozet or Pont d\'Avignon in Avignon Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Avignon Bridge in French, Pont d`Avignon, also known as the Pont St-Bénézet, is a famous medieval bridge over the Rhone River; It crossed from the city of Avignon to Villeneuve-lès-Avignon, in the south of France. It is currently in ruins and only part remains standing. It has been part of the World Heritage Site since 1995, along with the Palace of the Popes, the cathedral and Petit Palais, in addition to the old city walls. It represents the technical development reached in the 12th century, and is also known for the famous French song Sur le pont d`Avignon.


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