Arles
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Tourist attractions
Provençal Santon Conservatory (2 min)
The Provençal Santon Conservatory displays traditional Provençal figurines, open afternoons with an entrance fee.
Archbishop's Courtyard (3 min)
The Archbishop's Courtyard in Arles is a historic site reflecting the city's religious and architectural past.
Porte d'Auguste (3 min)
Porte d'Auguste is a historic Roman city gate in Arles, reflecting the city's ancient heritage.
Lee Ufan Museum (3 min)
The Lee Ufan Museum in Arles exhibits contemporary art by Lee Ufan, open most days except Tuesdays or Mondays depending on season.
The Cryptoporticus (3 min)
The Cryptoporticus is an ancient Roman covered gallery beneath Arles’ forum, showcasing well-preserved Roman architecture.
Roman Aqueduct of the Alpilles (3 min)
The Roman Aqueduct of the Alpilles is a historic water channel built to supply ancient Arles with water.
Le Café la Nuit (4 min)
Le Café la Nuit is a famous café in Arles depicted in Van Gogh’s night paintings, now an attraction though currently closed.
Forum Ruins (4 min)
The Forum ruins in Arles reveal remnants of the city's ancient Roman public square and administrative center.
Chapelle des Trinitaires (5 min)
Chapelle des Trinitaires is a museum located in Arles showcasing religious art and history.
Espace Van Gogh (6 min)
Espace Van Gogh offers exhibits related to the life and works of Vincent van Gogh in Arles.