Pont Van-Gogh (Pont de Langlois)
5 expert reviews
“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
"This peaceful haven, one of the loveliest cloisters in Provence, is tucked discreetly behind St-Trophime, the notable Romanesque treasure." Full review
"Bombed in World War II, the bridge has been restored to its former glory." Full review
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
"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