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Arles, France

Top things to do in Arles

16 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.

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Place du Forum

401 reviews

Historic square in Arles with Roman ruins and lively café terraces, perfect for soaking up Provençal atmosphere.

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What is the most visited attraction in Arles?

Place du Forum draws the most traveler reviews of anywhere we track in Arles, with 401 of them, rated 4.0 out of 5. Review volume is the closest honest proxy we have for how many people actually turn up, so it is what this list is ranked by.

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Arles-sur-Tech

A picturesque Pyrenean village known for its medieval streets, Romanesque abbey, and thermal springs.

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Montbolo

A small mountain village surrounded by nature, ideal for hiking and tranquility away from crowds.

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Religious site

Church of Saint Cecilia in Cos

A Romanesque church in Arles featuring a distinctive bell tower and well-preserved medieval frescoes that depict biblical scenes.

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Religious site

Church of Saint Peter, Céret

A Gothic church in Céret known for its ornate altarpiece and vibrant stained glass windows that fill the interior with color.

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El Moixer

A challenging mountain peak in the Canigó massif, popular among hikers for its steep ascent and panoramic views.

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Caixa de Rotllan

A legendary dolmen-like rock formation in Arles, tied to the tales of Roland and offering a glimpse into local folklore.

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Museum

Musée d'Art Moderne de Céret

Houses works by Picasso, Matisse, and Chagall in a former 13th-century Carmelite convent.

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Museum

Museum of Musical Instruments, Céret

A museum in Céret showcasing a diverse collection of traditional and modern musical instruments from around the world.

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Neighborhood

Palalda

A medieval hilltop village with narrow lanes and a 12th-century church, offering panoramic views and timeless charm.

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Neighborhood

Amélie-les-Bains-Palalda

A spa town with Roman baths and a historic center, offering thermal relaxation and ancient heritage.

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Pont du Diable (Céret)

A medieval single-arch bridge over the Tech river, steeped in local devil legend.

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Landmark

Roc de Frausa

A mountain summit in the Pyrenees known for its hiking trails and scenic vistas, offering a true alpine experience.

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Landmark

Roc del Comptador

A prominent rocky peak near Arles offering panoramic views of the Pyrenees, ideal for hikers and nature lovers.

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War memorial of Céret

A sculptural monument in Céret commemorating local soldiers who died in World War I, featuring poignant artistry.

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Religious site

Abbey of Arles-sur-Tech

A 9th-century Benedictine abbey with a Romanesque cloister and a marble sarcophagus.