When it was built in 90AD, while Arles was a thriving Roman city, the awe-inspiring Amphitheatre d'Arles also known as the Arènes d’Arles was a place for entertainment which included char...Read more

The rich history of the small city of Arles has been remarkably recorded with great care in this famous museum. Built in 1995, the modern and lovely cobalt-blue building of the museum is a beauty in i...Read more

Once, a great fortress, the Theatre Antique d’Arles or the Ancient Theatre of Arles is now a gorgeous historical site. The grand structure possesses immense power to mesmerise human minds. Built...Read more

Situated along the shorelines of Camargue, the Parc Naturel Régional de Camargue is one of the most protected areas covering 820 sq.kms. Designated in 1970, it is located on the Mediterranean, ...Read more

With beautiful courtyards and lovely gardens blooming with flowers and bursting with colours, the Espace Van Gogh, is a gorgeous place. Formerly a hospital, it is very famous for this was where the le...Read more

Senses get heightened and imaginations run wild while strolling down the dim, dark passages of the cryptoportiques. Even then, the wonders of ancient roman architecture do not forget to amaze and intr...Read more

A short distance from Arles, lies the Alyscamps and its ancient cemetery. Quiet and lovely, the Alyscamps projects the intricacies of Roman architecture in its tombs. The Alyscamps remained the main b...Read more

A cathedral dating back to 11th century, Eglise St-Trophime is a masterpiece by the Romans at the great exhibition called the world. The St. Trophime , in all its wonderful details and elegance, was b...Read more

Built between the 10th and the 18th centuries, the Abbey of St. Peter in Montmajour is a Benedictine Monastery, originally constructed on an island 5 kilometres to the north of Arles. The well preserv...Read more

Housed in the former Grand Priory of the Order of Malta, the Musée Réattu is a fascinating art museum of Arles. The splendid museum has a large collection of striking sculptures, breatht...Read more

Standing idle in a barren land, the sight of Moulin de Daudet sets free the poet within. The windmill has a history dating back to the 1814. It was functional for about a century before it lost its pu...Read more

Originally, the Place du Forum was the site of a Roman forum and the centre of the social and political life in Arles. With a part of the original building still standing, intelligently preserved with...Read more

An open square which basks daily in the sun’s lasting glow, the Place de la Republique is literally the heart of Arles. With its Romanesque architecture, it still stands with a youthful grace an...Read more

The Pont de Langlois or the Langlois Bridge was constructed in the first half of the 19th century as one of the crossings over the Arles to Bouc Canal. In 1930, the original drawbridge was reinforced ...Read more

Not much remains to be seen at this monument which is said to have existed since the 4th century. Then, the Baths of Constantin was a private place for the royalty to visit. Now, it is long abandoned ...Read more