[2025 Arles Attraction] Travel Guide for Arles Amphitheatre (Updated Mar)

The Roman amphitheater in Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is where ancient Roman gladiators fought. Now it is a sports training center for students and a place for local events. Walk through the arched passageways, and admire the Rhone River flowing in the distance and the passage of time. 🌳 Address : 1 Rdpt des Arènes, 13200 Arles, France (12-minute walk from Arles train station) 🌻 Admission : 11 euros for adults (Arles Pass available) - Discounts for students and teachers, free for under 18s ⚘ Tip : If you go in when it opens, all you will hear is the sound of birds and the wind. Experience the amphitheater in the quiet morning! The seats are narrow, requiring stairs, and the floor is not smooth, making it difficult for wheelchair users to view. #European travel #Arles #France #Southern France #Amphitheater #Rome #Amphitheater

🤩I really love this small town of Arles in southern France that I have visited three times! 😍 🎈The first time I went to Arles was in 2018, when I had a fascination with amphitheaters👀, and I particularly wanted to see all six of the existing ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world🐾, so I went to Arles. 😜 🎨The second time was because of Van Gogh👨‍🎨, I like the warm colors and style of Impressionism🎇, Van Gogh convalesced in this town after cutting his ear🤕, and he painted many shocking masterpieces there. 🤩 💖The third time was simply because it is Arles, a unique and beautiful town in southern France🤩, if possible, I would like to live there for a while✨, to experience the simplicity and tranquility of the town. 😘 😃Arles, 9 spots worth seeing: 👇👇👇 ①The ancient Roman amphitheater, one of the six well-preserved ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world😎, still in use today. 🤩 ②Luma Arles, designed by the designer based on Van Gogh's 'Starry Night'😜. ③L'espace Van Gogh, Van Gogh's sanatorium😄, where he convalesced and created 'Courtyard of the Hospital in Arles', and they sell postcards of the same design, super beautiful! 👏 ④Place de la République, the square has an obelisk and the camino church🙏. ⑤Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles, Van Gogh Foundation Museum🤓, which displays three of Van Gogh's works, as well as some works by other painters influenced by Van Gogh. 😝 ⑥Museon Arlaten. ⑦Museum of ancient Arles and Provence Musée, those interested in ancient Roman artifacts can take a look😉. ⑧Langlois Bridge, the bridge from Van Gogh's painting 'The Drawbridge'🤩. ⑨La Maison Jaune, the yellow house from Van Gogh's paintings👏, also the place where Van Gogh once lived in Arles. 😘 ✨How to get to Arles? There are direct trains to Arles from Marseille/Montpellier/Avignon/Bordeaux/Paris, etc.🚂, the nearest major airport is in Marseille🛫, and friends from other countries can fly to Marseille and then transfer to a train. 🚝 🤗The town of Arles does not require a car, it is small, and the attractions are not far from each other, you can reach them by walking😎. 🥳Recommended two restaurants: Cafe Van Gogh😱, although it is now closed, those who like Van Gogh can still check it out outside🤩, I really love their seafood, it's truly delicious! 🐟🦀️

Arles Arena, France Arles, known as the city of Van Gogh In fact, there is a hidden secret here Did you know? Bullfighting takes place here every year They wave the red flags here where all the spectators are excited But don't worry Bullfighting in Arles doesn't harm the bulls Address: Arles Arena, France Rating: 👍👍👍👍👍 #HotPlace #Couple #France

To Arles for sightseeing, use a sentence for the guide "To the left Van Gogh, to the right Caesar", meaning from the downtown Republic Square, want to find Van Gogh to go left, want to see the ancient Roman remains to the right. In this small town, you can not only meet Van Gogh, but also trace the traces of the ancient Roman era. The Arles Amphitheatre is the most visible building in the small town, standing at the highest point overlooking the town. So you don't need to pay attention to it, you can glimpse it in every corner of the city without any difficulty. 1888, Van Gogh came to the small town of Arles in the south of France. Near the house where he lives, it is Arles' largest amphitheater. There are often gatherings, bullfighting, rice harvesting festivals, Easter celebrations, residents jumping up to flamenco, etc. In short, it is full of simplicity, joy and vitality that are not in the city. In such a relaxed atmosphere, Van Gogh created the Arles Arena, depicting the scene when the bullfighting was held in the arena. France, Arles