Alyscamps
An ancient Roman necropolis turned tree-lined avenue of stone sarcophagi, painted by both Van Gogh and Gauguin. A small entry fee applies but it remains one of Arles' most atmospheric walks.
Church in Arles
A Romanesque church with one of the finest carved portals in Provence, depicting the Last Judgment. Entry to the church is free; only the cloister has a fee.
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Other places worth the walk, and what each one costs.
An ancient Roman necropolis turned tree-lined avenue of stone sarcophagi, painted by both Van Gogh and Gauguin. A small entry fee applies but it remains one of Arles' most atmospheric walks.
A remarkably intact 1st-century Roman amphitheatre that still hosts events today. A combined pass covers entry, but the exterior and surrounding streets are free to explore.
The lively square where Van Gogh painted "Cafe Terrace at Night," with the cafe still recognisable today. Sitting in the square and soaking up the scene costs nothing.
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