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Bell Tower of Ars-en-Ré Must-see
A 15th-century bell tower painted black and white, a famous seamark visible from out at sea.
See on the map →A village on the Île de Ré with a black-and-white bell tower used as a landmark by sailors, Ars-en-Ré unfurls its whitewashed lanes between salt marshes and vineyards.
Open Ars-en-Ré on the interactive mapA 15th-century bell tower painted black and white, a famous seamark visible from out at sea.
See on the map →Whitewashed lanes with colourful shutters, typical of the Île de Ré's architecture.
See on the map →Traditional salt marshes surrounding the village, where the Île de Ré's fleur de sel is still harvested.
See on the map →A small marina and fishing harbour, the historic heart of the island village.
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