Arles

Step into the former hospital where Van Gogh recovered after his infamous ear injury in 1888. The meticulously recreated courtyard garden mirrors his painting "The Garden of the Hospital in Arles."

This 2,000-year-old Roman amphitheater once hosted gladiatorial combats for 21,000 spectators. Today, it transforms into a vibrant cultural venue where you can experience concerts and traditional bullfights.

This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve showcases unique wetlands where pink flamingos, white horses, and black bulls roam freely. Explore the delta ecosystem on horseback through serene marshes and sandy dunes.

This intimate museum celebrates Van Gogh's legacy through original works and contemporary inspired art. Explore the restored 15th-century building and enjoy panoramic views of Arles from the rooftop terrace.

Frank Gehry's gleaming tower anchors this contemporary arts complex, blending cutting-edge architecture with cultural innovation. Explore exhibitions and enjoy panoramic views from the free rooftop terraces.

The historic heart of Roman Arles, Place du Forum inspired Van Gogh's famous "Café Terrace at Night" painting. Savor Provençal cuisine at the actual café while surrounded by the same golden light Van Gogh immortalized.

This elegant 17th-century Town Hall showcases classical architecture by Jules Hardouin-Mansart in Arles' historic center. Admire its stately façade while strolling through the picturesque Place de la République.

This 1st century BC Roman theater stands as an architectural marvel with two iconic columns still intact. Summer visitors can experience live performances in the same space where ancient Romans once gathered.