Experts' Choice Award Pont Van-Gogh (Pont de Langlois)
What the experts agree on
Van Gogh's iconic drawbridge, rebuilt after WWII bombing, now sits meters from its original spot. The replica captures the 19th-century charm that inspired the artist's famous painting.
“The weighbridge painted by Van Gogh was destroyed in 1926. This identical replica was taken down from its original position and moved here, a few metres away.”
– Michelin Guide
Fodor's "This peaceful haven, one of the loveliest cloisters in Provence, is tucked discreetly behind St-Trophime, the notable Romanesque treasure." Full review
Fodor's "Bombed in World War II, the bridge has been restored to its former glory." Full review
Michelin Guide 1 Star
"Construction of St-Trophime church began in the early 12C, with the addition of a magnificent sculpted gate - a perfect example of late southern Romanesque style - around 1180." Full review
Frommer's "Officially known as the “Pont de Réginel”, for years this 19th-century drawbridge was referred to locally as “Pont de Langlois”, taking its name from the operator rose and lowered it daily. " Full review
