- The name Arles comes from the Celtic Arelas or Arelate and means swamp place. The Gallic foundation is not the first larger settlement, but the Ligurian Theline.
- In Roman times Arles was one of Gaul’s most venerated cities, home to more than 30,000 people and furnished with monuments that remain in place today.
- The early history of Arles. The first recorded inhabitation in Arles was by Greek-Phoenicians in the 6th century BC - the town was originally called Theline.
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- With Arles we've done it both ways, visiting as a day trip from Avignon on one occasion and the next visit we spent a couple of nights in Arles.
- Exterior view, Maison de 4 chambres avec jardin amenage et wifi a Arles in Arles. ... Exterior view, Logis Hotel Restaurant Le Flamant Rose camargue in Arles.
- Arles: a city of traditions. Arles is now the gateway to Camargue, pland of the Gypsies and meeting place of the Camargue cowboys.
- Arles Tourism: Tripadvisor has 86,658 reviews of Arles Hotels, Attractions, and Restaurants making it your best Arles resource.
- Archaeological museum, the departmental museum Arles Antique unveils all the archaeological collections discovered at Arles.
- With cobblestone alleyways and pastel houses, Arles is one of the cutest towns in all of France (though lets be honest – there are a handful at least).