"My adventure, not by active choice, but by fate." - Van Gogh France, Arles (Arles)

Arles is famous for Van Gogh's sunflowers and is listed as a World Cultural Heritage. It takes about 20 minutes by car from Avignon. The more popular attractions are the Roman ruins, the Espace Van Gogh, and the Le Cafe La Nuit. There is a popular Camargue Wetland Park (La Camargue) around the French. The official website of the Tourism Bureau is available in Chinese.

In the southern French town of Arles, revisit the scenes in the famous paintings h Arles is an old town in the south of France, but many people know the name because of the Dutch painter Van Gogh. The genius painters who are not understood by the world have created hundreds of works here, and have fixed this town forever in the glory of art. Arles Arena is the most conspicuous building in a small town. You don't need to pay attention to it, you can easily see its proud standing in every corner of the city. It was built during the Roman Empire and was originally used for performances in duels, chariots, etc. It has continued its function as a "theatre" in modern times. Van Gogh also painted the grand scene of the Arles Arena party here. [What else can you see besides Van Gogh? The most romanized French town In addition to the Arles Arena mentioned above, there are many Romanesque buildings in the city of Arles, including the Church of St. Tophim (Eglise Saint Trophime) ), Republic Square, etc., the city layout is also very Roman style, you can take a walk in the streets of the town, feel the "Gale of Rome".

The buildings and streets of South France, just a shot is the beautiful picture that will appear in the ins. Historical monuments and humanities have a good meeting in Arles, so the city is really rich for many travellers. If you are an art fan, there are really better reasons to come here to pursue Van Gogh. The footsteps. France, Arles

Arles is a treasure standing on the Rhone

To Arles for sightseeing, use a sentence for the guide "To the left Van Gogh, to the right Caesar", meaning from the downtown Republic Square, want to find Van Gogh to go left, want to see the ancient Roman remains to the right. In this small town, you can not only meet Van Gogh, but also trace the traces of the ancient Roman era. The Arles Amphitheatre is the most visible building in the small town, standing at the highest point overlooking the town. So you don't need to pay attention to it, you can glimpse it in every corner of the city without any difficulty. 1888, Van Gogh came to the small town of Arles in the south of France. Near the house where he lives, it is Arles' largest amphitheater. There are often gatherings, bullfighting, rice harvesting festivals, Easter celebrations, residents jumping up to flamenco, etc. In short, it is full of simplicity, joy and vitality that are not in the city. In such a relaxed atmosphere, Van Gogh created the Arles Arena, depicting the scene when the bullfighting was held in the arena. France, Arles

Most of the time, the theme of this ancient city is Van Gogh, but every summer there is a wave of tides that will overshadow the painter's limelight, that is, Arles International Photography, founded in 1970. If you don't know what it is, in simple terms, Arles is the city with the most photographers and photographers in the world. The whole city is busy for the festival, and every corner is showing photography. art.