Discover the historical heritage of Arles - Page 2

The Roquette district, which emerged in the Middle Ages and was long a favorite haunt of bargemen, remains one of the city's most picturesque.

Built near the remains of the Roman circus in Arles, on the banks of the Rhône, the museum offers visitors a fascinating insight into archaeology.

Date: 1588 Period: Renaissance Type : Fortified military architecture Status : Property of the City of Arles, classified as a historic monument ...

History buffs will want to explore a little further beneath the city: the cryptoporticos, impressive underground galleries, listed as a UNESCO World ...

Date: 1558 Period: Renaissance Type : Public community architecture Status : Property of the City of Arles Classified as a Historic Monument (1920)

Date: 4th century Period: Antiquity Type : Public votive architecture Status: Public property Classified as a Historic Monument (1840), UNESCO ...

Date: 17th, 18th century Period: Classical Type: religious architecture Status: property of the City of Arles, classified as a historic monument ...

A contemporary neighbor of the amphitheater, the Théâtre Antique, still features part of its seating and orchestra. It, too, is one of the city's 8 ...