Located on the Rhône, in the Provence region of southern France, Arles is known to have inspired Van Gogh. Once the provincial capital of ancient Rome, Arles is also renowned for its many remains from this era, including the amphitheater of Arles, which now hosts plays, concerts, and bullfights.
During this two-hour private walking tour of Arles, you will discover the history and culture of Arles. You will start your visit with the Roman amphitheater built in the 1st century (outdoor visit). The route will also take you to the ancient theatre and the obelisk of Arles. With your expert guide, you will discover the must-see attractions of the historic center of this amazing city.
Your guide will adapt to your rhythm. If you wish to discuss a particular theme, do not hesitate to let us know as soon as you make your reservation.
Arles private walking tour
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Guided Tour
Private Tour- Take a stroll through the streets and become part of the city
- Bring the whole family - everyone will love it
- First time? Perfect chance to get to the know the area like a pro
Guided walking tour
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Private tour
Guided walking tour
Food and drinks
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Entrance fees
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Hotel drop-off
Food and drinks
9 Boulevard des Lices, 13200 Arles, France
You will meet your guide in front of the tourist office, 9 boulevard des Lices in Arles
- Comfortable shoes are recommended
- Live tour guide provided in Spanish, English, Italian, German or French
- Daily
- From 1 November to 31 December: departure from 8.00am to 10.00pm
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