Caves of Thouzon (Grottes de Thouzon)

Caves of Thouzon (Grottes de Thouzon)

Caves of Thouzon (Grottes de Thouzon)

First discovered in 1902 by quarry workers, the Caves of Thouzon (Grottes de Thouzon) near Avignon are a unique subterranean landmark. Known as the ‘Fairy Caves’ due to their unusual rock formations, these caves offer a striking and cool respite during the summer or a dry haven on a rainy day in Provence. Visitors can explore the intricate and naturally sculpted chambers, marveling at the textures and shapes that have earned the site its whimsical nickname. The experience provides a fascinating glimpse into the geological wonders hidden beneath the surface.

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