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Rivaled only by the even better-preserved version in Nîmes, the arena dominating old Arles was built in the 1st century AD to seat 21,000 people...Read More
The best-preserved Roman amphitheater in the world is a miniature of the Colosseum in Rome (note the small carvings of Romulus and Remus, the...Read More
The ancient Roman aqueduct is shockingly noble in its symmetry, the rhythmic repetition of arches resonant with strength, testimony to an engineering...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesBuilt in 1761, this former grain market serves as a post office today—a rather spectacular building for a prosaic service. The frieze, portraying...Read More
North of the city center is the Arc de Triomphe, which once straddled the Via Agrippa between Lyon and Arles. Three arches support a heavy double...Read More
High above the Val d'Enfer, the 17-acre clifftop sprawl of ruins is contained under the Château des Baux umbrella. At the entrance, the Tour...Read More
Entering through the elegant 17th-century City Hall, you can gain access to these ancient underground passages dating to 30–20 BC. The horseshoe...Read More
A slick visitor center prepares you for entry into the ancient village of Glanum, with scale models of the site in its various heydays. A good...Read More
This garden in front of the Musée d'Histoire de Marseille stands on the site of the city's classical waterfront and includes remains of the...Read More
Two of the most miraculously preserved classical monuments in France are simply called Les Antiques. Dating to 30 BC, the Mausolée (mausoleum...Read More
Lovely and forlorn in the middle of a busy downtown square, this exquisitely preserved temple strikes a timeless balance between symmetry and...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesThe remarkable single-arch Roman bridge, built in the first century, stands firm across the Ouvèze River. ...Read More
Like a tiny Roman forum, the Quartier de Puymin spreads over the field and hillside in the heart of town, visible in passing from the city streets...Read More
This shattered Roman ruin dates to the 2nd century BC. The temple's function is unknown, though it's thought to have been part of a larger Roman...Read More
Directly up Rue de la Calade from Place de la République, you'll find these ruins of a theater built by the Romans under Augustus in the 1st...Read More
Even less touristy than Nîmes and just as eccentric, the city of Orange (pronounced "oh- rawnzh ") nonetheless draws thousands every year to...Read More
Along the riverfront stand the remains of vast and sophisticated Roman baths, luxurious social centers that once included sports facilities...Read More
At the far end of the Jardins de la Fontaine, you'll find the remains of a tower the emperor Augustus had built on Gallic foundations; it was...Read More
View Tours and ActivitiesJust outside Gordes, on a lane heading north from D2, you'll see signs leading to this village. The bizarre and fascinating little stone hovels...Read More
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