Deeply marked by the great periods of history, Arles has managed to preserve some impressive testimonies: its historic centre, but also its museums. There’s the Musée Départemental Arles Antique, where you can learn about the heritage bequeathed to us by the Romans, the Musée Réattu, the Musée des Beaux-Arts, which houses works by the painter Jacques Réattu as well as a collection of drawings by Picasso, and the Museon Arlaten, created on the initiative of Frédéric Mistral in 1899 and devoted to the ethnography of Provence. You will discover the historic centre and one of these museums during your visit.
Good to know
– Booking essential
– Subject to guide availability.
– Maximum 35 people per guide.
– Please arrive 10 minutes before the appointment time.
– Each additional hour will be charged at €45 per hour per guide (€50 on Sundays – €70 on public holidays).
– A supplement of €20 per guide and per date will be charged if the guide’s meal is not provided on site.
– Night tours: After 9.00 pm, please contact us.
– Meeting point and/or end of tour: all the above prices are calculated on the basis of a meeting point in Arles town centre. If this is not the case, an extra charge will be made for transport (minimum €45, rates on request).
– The meeting place can be changed on request at the time of booking.
Cancellation policy
In the event of cancellation within 48 hours or less, or if the group does not show up (1 hour after the scheduled time), the full invoice will be due.
Practical information
Access to Arles Tourist Office via Boulevard des Lices.
For Saturday morning visits, where the meeting point is at the tourist office, please note that the Boulevard des Lices is closed to traffic due to the weekly market.
