Saint-Remy-de-Provence Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

St. Martin's Cathedral There is not only a beautiful appearance, but also a tall bell tower. After learning about its history, it is shocked by the halo it radiates. It was built in the 13th-16th centuries. On the banks of the Danube, it is the oldest and largest church in Bratislava. The coronation ceremony of Queen Maria is held here, plus she has a total of 11 Hungary. The king and the eight queens were crowned here, and in 1884 Liszt played the first time the Coronation Mass, which is very famous. By the way, don't worry about queuing like a famous church in Western Europe. People here are very comfortable. If you have good luck, you can catch up with them to make Misa. Now every year there is a coronation performance to recreate the scene when the king ascended the throne, let people see the glorious past of the city. This kind of luck, like me, catches up with this coronation, but non-Catholics are not allowed to enter. The gold-plated 2m square cushion is placed on the clock tower, and a replica of the gold-plated Hungarian king's crown is placed on the cushion, and the gold-plated crown replica weighs 30 kilograms during the First World War. The five bells of the church were melted and cast into cannons. The remaining one of the oldest and largest clocks weighed 2 tons. In 2000, it was added five times and was a gift from five Slovak neighbors.

Monastère de Saint Paul de Mausole 🇫🇷

#wheretogo When visiting Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Provence, France, do not miss the Monastère Saint-Paul-de-Mausole. This is the monastery turned asylum, which is famous for one of its former residents – Vincent van Gogh, who admitted himself and completed more than a hundred drawings in the asylum. A reconstruction of his room is also open to visitors. My rating of this attraction: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!