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      Aerial view of Saint-Tropez marina with luxury yachts and old town, highlight of Provence day trip tour

       Arles, France

      Private Day Trip to Saint Tropez and Bormes-les-Mimosas

      Private day trip from Arles to Saint Tropez and Bormes-les-Mimosas in Provence-Alpes-Cote d'Azur. Visit the citadelle, explore the old town and drive scenic Cote de Provence wine country.

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      €990.00
      Place de la République in Arles with obelisk fountain and historic Town Hall at sunset

       Arles, France

      Arles Self-Guided Walking Tour with Audio Guide & GPS Map

      Walk through 2,000 years of history in 90 minutes. Arles reveals its Roman ruins, Van Gogh legacy, and UNESCO heritage one audio stop at a time.

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      Explore Arles' ancient Roman amphitheater and historic architecture on a private 2-hour city walk with a local guide.

       Arles, France

      Private Walking Tour in Arles: City Highlights with Local Guide

      Walk the streets of Arles with a local who brings its Roman past, Van Gogh legacy, and neighborhood soul to life — in just two hours. This private guided tour is the smartest first step into one of Provence's most captivating cities.

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      €40.00
      Palais Longchamp gardens and fountain in Marseille, a must-see stop on a half-day guided city tour

       Arles, France

      Half-Day Guided Tour of Marseille: City Highlights

      Step off the streets of Arles and into the soul of Marseille — its ancient harbor, a hilltop basilica, and a sun-washed cape await you on this private half-day escape.

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      €600.00
      Cobblestone street market in Les Baux-de-Provence with shops and visitors, authentic Provence lifestyle tour

       Marseille, France

      Arles and Les Baux-de-Provence Private Guided Day Tour

      From Roman gladiator arenas to the sunlit streets that inspired Van Gogh, this full-day Provence tour delivers art, history, and breathtaking medieval scenery in a single unforgettable journey.

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      €150.00
      Bronze matador statue in front of the ancient Roman arena of Nîmes, France

       Marseille, France

      Arles and Camargue Private Full Day Tour from Marseille or Aix

      Step into ancient Rome, track wild flamingos, and walk the streets that inspired Van Gogh, all in one unforgettable private day through Provence.

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      €1,200.00
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      More to know about Arles

      Nestled in the heart of Provence in southern France, Arles is a captivating riverside town famous for its stunning Roman architecture and its profound influence on artistic culture. This UNESCO World Heritage city boasts the impressive Amphitheatre of Arles and the well-preserved Theatre, standing as testaments to its Gallo-Roman heritage.

      What to see in Arles

      Visitors should not miss the remarkable Arles Amphitheatre, one of the best-preserved Roman structures in France, which once hosted gladiator contests. The Church of Saint-Trophime showcases exceptional Romanesque architecture, while the Alyscamps necropolis provides insight into early Christian burial practices. The winding medieval streets and riverside setting along the Rhone complete the essential Arles experience.

      Things to do in Arles

      Explore the town on foot through its charming old quarters, or embark on Rhone river cruises departing from the port. Art enthusiasts can visit galleries and studios celebrating the region's creative legacy, while summer festivals offer theatrical performances and cultural events throughout the year.

      Arles and Van Gogh's Artistic Legacy

      Arles holds special significance as the home that inspired Vincent van Gogh during one of his most prolific periods. The artist created over 300 works during his stay, capturing the town's vibrant light and distinctive landscapes in paintings that defined his artistic vision and remain deeply connected to Arles today.