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It is interesting to walk around the ruins, it is manageable in probably less than an hour. Here I am in front of relief carvings. I wish I had taken more pictures!
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I love ruins! And I was thrilled to find an arena here too! Here is a view of it from the street, with posters of upcoming events.
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The outside is famous, but here is a picture of the inside.
The outside everyone has seen, here is a picture:
Cafe van Gogh
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Van Gogh stayed and painted in one of these houses.
However, there are no paintings by Van Gogh in Arles
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Open daily (9am - 7pm). Price: 3.50 Eur/pers. This cloister (next to St Trophime church) is famous for well preserved sculputres dating back to the 12th century and to the 14th century.
Open daily (9am - 7 pm). Price: 5.35 Eur / pers. Good collections of statues and artifacts dating back to Roman times.
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