Arles: Ancient History Walking Tour with Offline App
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Overview
The Historical Walking Tour of Ancient Arles with an APP lets explorers discover the ancient city of Arles, a place brimming with history and culture. This walking tour is perfect for history lovers, art fans, and anyone wanting a memorable adventure in Arles.
What can visitors expect? The journey begins at the well-known Roman Amphitheatre, where gladiators fought long ago. From there, discover the beautiful Cloître Saint-Trophime. Walk along the Rhône River, following in the footsteps of Vincent Van Gogh, and feel the artistic vibe in the air. The Place de la République invites everyone to admire its tall obelisk and the impressive Saint-Trophime Church. The tour also guides visitors to key stops such as Alyscamps, Mourgues Tower, Rue Voltaire, Amédée Pichot Fountain, and Porte de la Cavalerie.
This tour includes access to a walking tour of Ancient Arles with over 20 narration points of popular locations, detailed directions to famous and hidden spots, and an audio or written guide. Plus, it has a fully offline map, so there is no need for Wi-Fi or data. What it excludes is snacks. With so much to see and discover, the tour promises an enriching experience through the heart of Arles' historical landmarks.




Highlights
Explore at Your Own Pace: Discover Arles's ancient sites with a self-guided walking tour.
Offline Map Included: No need for Wi-Fi – navigate Arles with a fully offline map.
Learn Arles's History: Listen to over 20 narration points about the city's famous spots.
Find Hidden Gems: Get directions to both popular attractions and secret locations.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers liked the self-guided tour format and found it informative, though some experienced technical issues with the app.

Customers enjoyed the freedom to explore at their own pace.
The offline map and audio guide were helpful for navigating the city.
Many found the tour informative and a great way to learn about Arles' history.
Some visitors said that it's perfect for a solo exploration of the city.
Some users had technical issues with the app.
A few felt the audio quality could be improved.
The Journey
Alyscamps
Step into the Alyscamps, an ancient Roman necropolis and one of Arles' most evocative sites. Once lined with sarcophagi, now scattered amidst towering trees, this historic graveyard whispers tales of centuries past. Artists like Van Gogh and Gauguin were drawn to its haunting beauty. Wander through this open-air museum, feel the echoes of history, and experience the unique atmosphere that continues to inspire.
Mourgues Tower
The Mourgues Tower, a robust octagonal structure, stands as a proud sentinel overlooking the plains of Arles. Built in the 13th century, this tower was part of a larger defensive system. Climb to the top for panoramic views of the surrounding countryside and imagine the strategic importance of this medieval landmark. Its sturdy stones echo with tales of battles and the enduring spirit of Arles.
Rue Voltaire
Stroll down Rue Voltaire, a quintessential Provençal street brimming with charm. Lined with ivy-covered shops and inviting restaurants, this cobblestone lane offers a delightful sensory experience. Sample local delicacies at a cozy café, browse unique artisanal crafts, and soak in the relaxed atmosphere as you watch the world go by. Rue Voltaire perfectly captures the vibrant spirit of Arles.
Amédée Pichot Fountain
Discover the Amédée Pichot Fountain, a stunning monument dedicated to art and culture in Arles. This elegant fountain features intricate sculptures and vibrant enamel tiles that reflect the Provençal sunlight. Named after the renowned writer and translator Amédée Pichot, the fountain serves as a beautiful tribute to intellectual and artistic pursuits. A perfect spot to pause, admire, and capture the essence of Arlesian beauty.
Porte de la Cavalerie
Journey back in time at the Porte de la Cavalerie, a remarkable 3rd-century Roman gate that once served as a vital entrance to Arles. Admire the imposing towers and detailed stonework that have withstood the test of time. Imagine the bustling trade and travel that once flowed through this gateway, connecting Arles to the wider Roman world. A powerful reminder of Arles' enduring historical significance.
Know Before You Go
This walking tour includes access to over 20 narration points of interest in Arles, along with detailed directions to both well-known and hidden locations. It also offers an audio or written guide and a fully offline map, so no internet is needed. This tour excludes snacks.
Hot Tip
Many visitors suggest wearing comfortable shoes, as the tour involves a lot of walking. Also, download the tour and map ahead of time to ensure everything is ready to go when you arrive in Arles.