The Roman Amphitheatre of Arles Must-see
A 1st-century Roman arena still used for shows and Camargue races, UNESCO-listed.
See on the map →The city where Vincent van Gogh painted, Arles preserves one of the best-kept ensembles of Roman and Romanesque monuments in France, UNESCO-listed. Here are the places not to miss.
Looking for things to do in Arles, places to visit near Arles or an idea for a day out this weekend? Here is a selection of the finest sights to see, all explorable directly on the interactive map.
Open Arles on the interactive mapA 1st-century Roman arena still used for shows and Camargue races, UNESCO-listed.
See on the map →A Roman theatre of the 1st century BC, still hosting shows and festivals today.
See on the map →A space devoted to the work of the painter who lived and painted in Arles, between exhibitions and contemporary tributes.
See on the map →Underground Roman galleries that served as the foundations of the ancient forum of Arles.
See on the map →A former Roman then Christian necropolis, an alley lined with sarcophagi that inspired Van Gogh and Gauguin.
See on the map →A masterpiece of Provençal Romanesque art, UNESCO-listed, renowned for its carved portal and its cloister.
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