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Arles
Arles is a multi-faceted city, where culture, nature and history come together in harmony.
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Arles offers a journey through time with its emblematic Roman monuments, charming alleyways and Provencal traditions. Explore the places that inspired Van Gogh and immerse yourself in a dynamic artistic and cultural scene, with its museums and festivals!
Arles is also the gateway to the Camargue, a wild territory where pink flamingos, horses and bulls mingle. Whether you're on foot, by bike or in search of a hike, the commune offers numerous itineraries for discovering its natural beauty.
Attractions in Arles
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The Arènes d'Arles, the city's landmark, is a must-see for any visitor with a passion for history. ...
At the gates of the Camargue, Arles and its extraordinary Roman heritage invite you to immerse yourself in this city rich in art and history.
Set out for a walk in the heart of Arles, a town where every street corner tells a story. This walk invites you to discover an exceptional cultural ...
This bike loop is an opportunity to observe the pink flamingos in their protected natural environment influenced by salt.
This very easy walk invites you to discover the magnificent marshy landscapes of the Camargue, while observing a particularly rich fauna.
This route connects two cities full of history: Beaucaire and its river port that enlivens the heart of the city, worth lingering on before ...
The Théâtre Antique d'Arles, a jewel of the Roman era, is an emblematic place where history and ...
Une boucle à vélo autour du Canal de Craponne, entre Crau et Camargue, entre ville et campagne !
Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical gems of Arles!
Passionate about culture and history? Arles is a veritable goldmine. Here are four not-to-be-missed sites:
Les Arènes d'Arles: a majestic Roman amphitheater, a witness to ancient times, where cultural and festive events are still held today.
The Théâtre Antique: another Roman jewel, where history meets modernity with open-air performances in an exceptional setting.
Les Alyscamps: this Roman necropolis, immortalized by Van Gogh and Gauguin, plunges you into the mystical atmosphere of medieval Arles.
Le Cloître Saint-Trophime: a masterpiece of Romanesque art, this is an essential stop-off point for discovering the region's rich religious architecture and sculptures.
These sites reflect the rich history and culture of Arles, and are a must-see!
Arles: a paradise for hikers and nature lovers
Arles is an ideal destination for walkers and hikers, thanks to its diverse landscapes and rich natural heritage.
Bordering the Camargue, its vast protected areas offer exceptional panoramas of marshes, ponds and wild plains. Wildlife abounds, with the famous pink flamingos, Camargue horses and bulls, making each hike unique and immersive.
Hikers can also discover the Alpilles, a limestone massif offering steep paths with breathtaking views over Provence.
Hiking around Arles
The diversity of our trails means there's something for everyone, from beginners to experienced hikers. Among the many hikes on offer, the Sentier des Marais du Vigueirat is a must.
This 3 to 10 km walk through the nature reserve allows you to observe the local flora and fauna in an unspoilt setting, perfect for a family walk.
Another flagship route, the GR®53D, also known as the Via Tolosana, is part of the Pilgrim's Way to Santiago de Compostela. This historic route passes through Arles and offers a walk combining culture, heritage and scenery.
This very easy walk invites you to discover the magnificent marshy landscapes of the Camargue, while observing a particularly rich fauna.
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