• Roman Remnants in Arles

Arles is Known for its impressive and well-preserved Roman period remnants. Visit the 1st century 136 meters long magnificent Amphitheatre (Arenes d’Arles) which accommodates 21,000 visitors and is still in use for bullfights, cultural and sports events. Explore the well-preserved 4th century Thermes de Constantin, comprised of 3 pools’ hot baths (Caldarium), underfloor heating system (Hypocaust), warm air room (Tepidarium) and a hot room (Laconicum).
Explore the ruins of the 1st century Theatre Antique which its model is in the Musee de l’Arles antique, and the impressive 15 meters high Roman Obelisk positioned in the Place de la Republique. Consider visiting the ruins of the 1st century Roman Barbegal Aqueduct and Watermill complex in Fontvieille, 11 km northeast of Arles, known as the greatest known concentration of mechanical power in the ancient world.

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