Find at the Tourist Office what you need for a perfect experience of Arles for you and your family ! Coupled tickets for monuments but also Passes that include access to the city’s museums. Good news: it’s free for - 18 years old accompanied by a parent !
Classified as a city of art and history, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, Arles has more than one jewel in its bag, open your eyes wide !
The City of Arles benefits from a double inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List, for the cultural good «Arles, Roman and Romanesque monuments» and for the cultural good in series «Chemins de Saint-Jacques de Compostelle en France».
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Montmajour Abbey Built on a rock and proudly silhouetted above the plain of Arles, the Benedictine abbey of Montmajour is an exceptional architectural ensemble that be...
Cloister of St. Trophime Built in the 12th century and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Saint Trophime cloister is a remarkable example of Romanesque and Provençal...
The Roman Amphitheatre After Rome, Arles has the largest number of Roman remains. Of the 8 monuments in Arles listed as UNESCO World Heritage sites, the Roman amphitheatre i...
Ste Luce commandery The Commandery of Sainte-Luce presents a set of buildings of high architectural quality. It combines the characteristics of a Provencal House from the...
The Alyscamps The Alyscamps, a Christian necropolis listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a shady walk along an alley lined with remarkable sarcophagi. The...
The Roman circus Date: 149 Era: Antiquity Type: Public leisure architecture Status: Property of the Town of Arles, listed as a Historic Monument in 1992 and a UNESC...
Ancient Theatre Neighbouring and contemporary to the amphitheatre, the Ancient Theatre still has part of its seating and orchestra. It, too, is one of the 8 must-see ...
The Forum's cryptoportices The cryptoporticus, a central public square in the Roman city, is one of the most enigmatic places in Arles' heritage, and will be much appreciated fo...
The Baths of Constantine On the banks of the Rhône, Constantine's thermal baths, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, were a great success thanks to the hypocausts that allowed hot ...
The ancient Obelisk Date: 4th century Period: Antiquity Type: Public votive architecture Status: Public domain Listed as a Historic Monument (1840), Unesco World Herit...
Bridge Van Gogh Formerly called Langlois bridge Period : XIXth century Type: Public architecture : civil engineering Status : Property of the Arles Tourist Office ...
Primatiale Saint Trophime Date: 12th and 15th centuries Era: Middle Ages Type: Religious architecture Status: Property of the Town of Arles and listed as a national Historic Mo...