Aix-en-Provence: Arles, Baux, & Saint-Rémy-de-Provence Tour
Bouches-du-Rhône, Marseille
Join a private trip from Aix-en-Provence with a hotel transfer. Visit the Roman city of Arles, follow Van Gogh's footsteps in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, and explore the village of Les Baux de Provence.
Highlights
- Explore Arles and its Roman Empire heritage
- Visit Les Baux de Provence, an 11th-century hilltop village
- Discover Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Nostradamus’s birthplace
Description
- Walking tour of the Roman city of Arles dated during the Roman empire. You can discover the arena, the amphitheater; Those sites can be visited.
- Walk on the footsteps of Van Gogh where he spent quite some time. I will show you the sites where he painted and made famous some of his art such as Visit the notorious Cafe Van Gogh.
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St Remy de Provence - The birthplace of Nostradamus
Quaint village with narrow street where we can find the prints of Van Gogh
Beautiful market on Wednesday morning
- Visit St Paul de Mausole, the mental hospital where Van Gogh spent a few months and painted most of his art
- Les Baux de Provence- Beautiful hilltop village dated 11th century; you can visit the village as well as attend this beautiful show called 'Les Carrieres de Lumieres' an immersive art exhibition
Includes
Transportation
Guide
Excludes
Lunch
Important Information
- This tour will take place rain or shine
Easy cancellation
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
Frequently Asked Questions
You will visit Arles' Roman landmarks, including the arena and amphitheater, which date back to the Roman Empire.
Yes, the tour includes spots in Arles where Van Gogh painted, including the Café Van Gogh.
Les Baux de Provence is an 11th-century hilltop village visited as part of the tour near Arles.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence is notable as the birthplace of Nostradamus and is included in the itinerary.
The duration of the walking tour varies; check the tour details for exact walking times around Arles.
Yes, the tour departs from Marseille and covers nearby Provençal sites including Arles, Les Baux, and Saint-Rémy.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended as the tour involves walking through historic sites and uneven terrain.
Yes, the tour includes visits to the Roman amphitheater, though check for any access restrictions or hours in advance.
Food and refreshments are generally not included; consider bringing snacks or planning for meals independently.
The tour is available year-round, but spring and fall offer milder weather for exploring Provence comfortably.
