What to see in Arles? Attractions map

cavalry gate

Two round towers and the remains of the wall are the Cavalry Gate (Porte de la Cavalerie), which served as the northern entrance to the old city of Arles. The city wall was built in the 13th century, when...

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• 9 years ago

Urban architecture lovers

Fountain Amedea Pisho

A physician by training, Amé dé e Pichot became famous mainly as a journalist, translator of English literature and a bibliophile. The fountain was built by his son and is dedicated to the friendship...

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• 9 years ago

Monument to the champion and keeper of the Provencal language

Monument to Frederic Mistral

There is a monument to Frederic Mistral on the Place du Forum. This is a true legend of Provence, the uncrowned king of Provencal poetry, Nobel Prize in Literature (1904) and creator of the famous Dictionary...

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• 9 years ago

Journey in the footsteps of Wag Gog

Cafe Van Gogh

Café Van Gogh has gained worldwide fame ever since the brilliant artist immortalized it on one of his canvases. Address: Place du Forum, 11 It should be noted that if the Parisian period was for...

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• 9 years ago

Lovers of Roman ruins

Amphitheater

The Amphitheater Romain is an ancient Roman arena dating back to the 1st century AD. e. The Colosseum of Arles is not as big as its Roman older brother, although it was built in the same era - during the...

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• 9 years ago