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Church of St. Trophime and Cloister

Place De La République, Arles, Bouches-du-Rhône

Featured Review : St. Trophime's church and cloisters are along one side of the central square of Arles, the Place de la Republique. Nearly 1000 years old, it was built in the 11th and 12th century. If you've never heard of St. Trophime...See Full Review

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Ancient Church of Arles

  • 3 out of 5 stars by travelswithkids from chicago, Illinois
  • November 12, 2011
Ancient Church of Arles
Quote: St. Trophime's church and cloisters are along one side of the central square of Arles, the Place de la Republique. Nearly 1000 years old, it was built in the 11th and 12th century. If you've never heard of St. Trophime, he was an early bishop of... Read the full Church of St. Trophime and Cloister review

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More 12th-Century Carvings

More 12th-Century Carvings
Quote: If you enjoyed the luscious carvings surounding the Cathédrale porch, head next door for more. An entrance off Place de la République just to the south of St Trophime. There may be queue heading off to the right here; bypass it - this is the... Read the full Church of St. Trophime and Cloister review

From journal Antique Arles

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Not Roman, but Romanesque

Not Roman, but Romanesque
Quote: If the Roman monuments in Arles have left you feeling a little disappointed, I can guarantee that the Romanesque monuments will not. Indeed, when Arles was listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it was for its Romanesque heritage as well as its... Read the full Church of St. Trophime and Cloister review

From journal Antique Arles

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Eglise St.-Trophime and its cloisters

  • 4 out of 5 stars by artsnletters from Berkeley, California
  • April 12, 2004
Eglise St.-Trophime and its cloisters
Quote: Eglise St.-Trophime, named after the first bishop of Arles, is sited on Place de la République, a lively square featuring a fountain, centered on a porphyry obelisk, whose water burbles through the mouth of Hercules, identifiable from his lion-skin... Read the full Church of St. Trophime and Cloister review

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St. Trophime and its cloisters

  • 4 out of 5 stars by davidx from Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
  • June 15, 2002
Quote: A church has to be outstanding to be counted as a major sight in Arles with the Amphitheatre and van Gogh in competition with it but St. Trophine would be well worth seeing anywhere. The interior is almost gloomy but there are three areas in which... Read the full Church of St. Trophime and Cloister review

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