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Arles, Arles, France

Featured Review : It is impossible to deny the importance of Roman-era Arelate, precursor to modern-day Arles. The town was beautified by a number of public diversions, that still can be seen in part - a 10,000 seater theatre, a 20,000 se...See Full Review

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Arles - Unimpressive Roman Ruins, but a Fascinating Archaeological Museum

Arles - Unimpressive Roman Ruins, but a Fascinating Archaeological Museum
Quote: It is impossible to deny the importance of Roman-era Arelate, precursor to modern-day Arles. The town was beautified by a number of public diversions, that still can be seen in part - a 10,000 seater theatre, a 20,000 seater arena, a chariot-racing... Read the full Roman Ruins review

From journal Provence: A Home From Rome

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Roman Arles

  • 5 out of 5 stars by artsnletters from Berkeley, California
  • April 12, 2004
Roman Arles
Quote: All centrally located, these Roman ruins are noteworthy: Amphithéâtre, €3. The Roman arena in Arles, built in the first century AD, is the largest still surviving in France. It still sits at the center of town, a marvel of Roman engineering and... Read the full Roman Ruins review

From journal The Beating Heart of Historic Arles

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Roman Ruins

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Collin from San Francisco, California
  • September 4, 2000
Quote: The Arena is the high point of the Roman remnants in Arles, but there is more. Down a narrow street from the Arena is a theatre that is not in as good of shape, but still impressive. Closer to the river is a Roman Bath that is partially collapsed,... Read the full Roman Ruins review

From journal Arles is a Great Small Town.