
Arles Amphitheatre
Arles, France
Roman amphitheatre in Arles, France. It lies in France's sun-soaked Mediterranean south, pleasant to visit for much of the year.
Why visit: Layers of French history — Roman remains, medieval walls and hilltop fortresses.
- ›Explore the ramparts & ruins
- ›Take in the views
- ›Read the site's history
- ›Photograph the old stones
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Best time
April – October
Weather
Mediterranean south: hot, dry, sunny summers (25–32°C) and mild winters (8–14°C); spring and autumn are warm and pleasant.
Entry fee
Free or small entry (varies)
Hours
Open daily; daylight hours for open sites
Est. budget
₹1,000 – ₹4,000
Duration
1 – 3 hours
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