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1. Arènes
Rivaled only by the even better-preserved version in Nîmes, the arena dominating old Arles was built in the 1st century AD to seat 21,000 people,...Read More
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2. Espace Van Gogh
A strikingly resonant site, this was the hospital to which the tortured artist repaired after cutting off his earlobe. Its courtyard has been impeccably restored...Read More
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3. Luma Arles
The Luma artistic center focuses on the pioneers of contemporary art and culture, bringing together sculpture, painting, dance, philosophy, literature, gastronomy, sustainability, and design. Luma's...Read More
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4. Cloître St-Trophime
This peaceful haven, one of the loveliest cloisters in Provence, is tucked discreetly behind St-Trophime, the notable Romanesque treasure. A sturdy walkway above the Gothic...Read More
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5. Cryptoportiques
Entering through the elegant 17th-century City Hall, you can gain access to these ancient underground passages dating to 30–20 BC. The horseshoe of vaults and...Read More
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6. Église St-Trophime
Classed as a world treasure by UNESCO, this extraordinary Romanesque church alone would justify a visit to Arles. The side aisles date from the 11th...Read More
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7. Fondation Vincent Van Gogh
Located in the beautifully restored 15th-century Hôtel Léautaud de Donines, the Fondation Vincent Van Gogh houses a superb collection of contemporary art and provides a...Read More
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8. Les Alyscamps
Although the romantically melancholic Roman cemetery lies 1 km (½ mile) southeast of the Vieille Ville, it's worth the hike—certainly Van Gogh thought so, as...Read More
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9. Musée Départemental Arles Antiques
Although it's a hike from the center, this state-of-the-art museum is a good place to set the tone and context for your exploration of Arles....Read More
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10. Musée Réattu
Three rooms of this museum, housed in a Knights of Malta priory dating to the 15th century, are dedicated to local painter Jacques Réattu. But...Read More
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11. Place de la République
The slender, expressive saints of St-Trophime overlook the wide steps that attract sunners and foot-weary travelers who enjoy the modern perspective over this broad urban...Read More
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12. Place Lamartine
Stand on the site of Van Gogh's residence in Arles—the now-famous Maison Jaune (Yellow House), destroyed by bombs in 1944. The artist may have set...Read More
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13. Pont Van Gogh
He immortalized many everyday objects and captured views still seen today, but Van Gogh's famous painting of the Langlois Bridge over the Canal d'Arles à...Read More
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14. Théâtre Antique
Directly up Rue de la Calade from Place de la République, are these ruins of a theater built by the Romans under Augustus in the...Read More
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15. Museon Arlaten
After years of renovation, this fascinating museum is scheduled to reopen 2018. When it does, the quirky collection will plunge you right into post-Roman Arles....Read More
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