Town hall of Arles

Arles City Hall is also a very unique historical building, in this Arles French city, you can see many interesting historical buildings, the whole city is also a long history, like many memorials here of historical traces.

The city hall is a three-story building, the area is not very large, the whole city hall is an administrative organ, here has been erected a flag, there are quite a lot of tourists to visit. [Cost-effective] A very good appearance scenery [interesting] very fun building.

The 20-meter-high granite obelisk stands in the center of the Republic Square in the center of Arles, the base connected with the ancient fountain. The palace with the bell tower on the north side of the square is the City Hall, built in 1673 AD, and the French flag is flying above the main entrance. The church of Saint Trofimo, which is located on the eastern side of the square next to the town hall, was built in the Middle Ages and is one of the most typical Romanesque buildings in France, famous for being listed as a world cultural heritage. The main entrance door is decorated with exquisite reliefs on both sides, and the cloisters in the depths of the church are gorgeous. The Republic Square is not only popular with tourists from all over the country, but also a place where local residents walk and gather. The city hall is free to enter and exit. There are free toilets.

Arles City Hall is not big, you can go in at will. The arched roof inside is very special, and it is also a building of old years. The architectural level at that time was really high. There is a Republic Square in front of the City Hall with obelisks.

The city hall has one in every French city, the headquarters of the local municipal council, which is the local government office building. The interest is its architectural beauty, so if time permits, you can go through the lobby of the Deville hotel to reach the town hall, free to visit.