Tourism in Arles with the hotel Le Mas des Ponts d'Arles.

The Arles amphitheater is a Roman amphitheater built around 80/90 AD Arles amphitheater is the most important monument of the ancient Roman colony that we can admire today, some two thousand years after its edification. Its architecture was entirely conceived in relation to its vocation to host large shows for numerous audiences.

 

The arena is a very important place in Camargue culture because it is the place where one of the events: the Camargue race, which is a sport in which the participants called "raseteurs" try to catch attributes (cockade, tassel , string) fixed to the front and the horns of a bull called cocardier or biòu (bull in Provençal) with the aid of a "hook". This sports game is non mortal !!!

The Arles departmental antiquity museum, called the blue museum, is a museum built in Arles in 1995, in a modern building designed by the architect Henri Ciriani, on the peninsula the ancient Roman circus once was to shelter archaeological collections especially of rich people of the town. Go and discover this mystical era ...

Relax by the sea. Nautical, cultural or traditional activities of the Camargue are proposed.

Vincent Van Gogh is a figure of twentieth century art. To this day, his influence lingers on with today’s artists. It was in Arles between February 1888 and May 1889 that he produced, his most beautiful masterpieces -in  only fifteen months 

Inaugurated in April 2014, the Vincent van Gogh Arles Foundation pays a tribute to his work while exploring his impact in the current creation.

The relationship with contemporary art is inscribed in the foundation’s principle since its conception. The perspective of the painting of the Dutch master with the work of contemporary artists is destined to reveal a fertile dialogue, orientated towards questions and reflection.

The Baux-de-Provence are classified as "the most beautiful villages of France", nestling in the heart of the Alpilles Regional Nature Park.
Les Baux-de-Provence are unique in their medieval and Provencal settings. You will find small squares and shaded terraces, narrow streets and their shops. Follow the historic road to this charm filled place

Relive the history of Vincent Van Gogh ... A place to relax; cafe, shops, library, French garden and exhibition site

In 1949, a passionate ornithologist, André Lamouroux, opened in the Pont-de-Gau an area composed of small aviaries where some Camargue poultry species can be seen. René Lamouroux, his son, succeeded him in 1974, and decided to allow visitors to see as many species as possible in a park with the possibility of informing themselves thanks to the Park House. Its role is to sensitize visitors about the protection of the Camargue environment and the preservation of this natural environment. Enjpy your visit

This museum combines the memories of fabrics and costumes, while retracing the history of the printing of the material that was established in Provence in the 17th century, through the popular traditions of the region.

So come and meet this world of manufacturing and tradition ...

Visit our region and discover the Camargue region. By bike, horseback or 4x4; There is something for every taste 

Discover the fauna and flora of Camargue ... Birds, bulls, marshlands and so many other things await you! Take a moment to look at nature.

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LUMA Arles is an artistic and cultural complex project carried out by the LUMA Foundation of Maja Hoffmann, in Arles, on the Parc des Ateliers. The site includes seven renovated former railway factories and a tower designed by architect Frank O. Gehry