2025 Arles Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Arles, which took about 4 hours by train from Paris☺️ If you walk a few more minutes with the beautiful Rhone River, you will find the Arles Coliseum and the yellow and pretty Van Gogh Cafe and the old, small, pretty city. Since it is an old city, the ground was so bumpy when I arrived that it was hard to drag my suitcase😂 Fortunately, the accommodation was so good that I recovered all my fatigue This is a more expensive tourist destination than I thought, so the prices and accommodation were both expensive But I think I booked a clean and good place at a reasonable price! It cost 295 euros for 5 nights :) It was better than a hotel because I could cook. #France #Arles #Performance #Coliseum #GoodWeather

🌟Everyone visiting Arles to see Van Gogh should definitely try this dessert shop! The desserts are not only beautiful but also relatively healthy, and the interior design is stunning. 🍓We chose the matcha strawberry tart — the strawberries are arranged like a blooming flower, and the base has a light, pleasant matcha flavor. So good! The shop assistant told us the strawberries are grown on her family's farm! 🥜The other dessert we had was peanut butter flavored. So good — the cream on top is sweet but not heavy, very light, and the peanut butter filling slowly melts in your mouth. Absolutely delicious! 🍵We didn’t have coffee here, but their fruit tea wasn’t sweet at all. They brew it using the stems of the fruit and add apple and other fruits — super refreshing and perfect with cake. 💰Average price: €15 per person 📍COSMOS - Pâtisserie et Salon de thé engagés, 5 Rue Dulau, 13200 Arles, France . #arles #france #francetravel

🌻【Walking Between Sunshine and Canvas｜Arles: Van Gogh's City of Light and Shadows】 Destination: Arles 🗺️Location: Southern France · Rhône River · Provence Region ✨Tags: Van Gogh's painting locations｜Ancient Roman ruins｜Southern French market culture｜Blend of humanity and art 💡"Sunshine, wheat fields, wind, and irises"—this is Van Gogh's vision of Southern France, and Arles is where he painted most freely and passionately. Today, this ancient city still retains his spirit: golden sunlight bathes the ancient theater, the alleys are filled with the aroma of Southern French spices, and the gentle glow of the "Café Terrace at Night" feels like stepping into a painting. ✨Reasons to Visit: ✔ Van Gogh created over 200 paintings in Arles, including masterpieces like "Café Terrace at Night," "The Yellow House," and "Sunflowers." ✔ Home to well-preserved ancient Roman ruins such as the amphitheater, theater, and baths, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. ✔ Rich in Southern French market culture and a relaxed lifestyle, making it ideal for a blend of "artistic and local" experiences. ✔ Hosts frequent cultural events like summer photography festivals, bullfighting shows, and outdoor music festivals, making it one of the liveliest cities. 🎡Recommended Activities: 1️⃣ Van Gogh Trail 🔸 Café Van Gogh: The original site of "Café Terrace at Night," with its iconic yellow walls still intact. 🔸 Van Gogh Foundation: A modern gallery showcasing works and letters related to Van Gogh. 🔸 "Van Gogh Footsteps Trail" walking tour: Follow the official map to visit the real-life locations of his paintings (half-day recommended). 2️⃣ Ancient Roman Amphitheater + Theater The well-preserved amphitheater still hosts bullfighting festivals and performances. Climb to the top for panoramic views of Arles. Consider purchasing a combo ticket (access to 4-5 heritage sites). 3️⃣ Arles Weekend Market (busiest on Saturdays) A wide variety of goods, from Provence soaps, olive oil, dried flowers, and linen tablecloths to spices, cheeses, foie gras, and wine. 4️⃣ Rhône River Sunset Walk Take a stroll along the river at dusk to see the ancient bridge, enjoy the sunset, and listen to street musicians—truly soothing. 📸 Photography Tips: 📷 Café Terrace at Night: Capture the warm glow in the evening for the best atmosphere. 📷 Ancient Roman Amphitheater: Play with sunlight and shadows on the stone steps. 📷 Market stalls: Overhead shots of colorful soaps, French pottery, and dried flower bouquets. 📷 Rhône River sunset: Include bridge reflections and silhouette shots. 👗Outfit Suggestions: Artistic style: Simple white dress + hand-painted scarf/silk scarf + woven basket. For men: Painter-style shirt + linen trousers + straw hat for a "bohemian traveler" vibe. For evening photos, bring a light-colored shawl or jacket as temperatures drop at night. 🚗Transportation Tips: Drive from Avignon or Saint-Rémy (about 45 minutes). The city is best explored on foot, with attractions concentrated in the old town—plan for a full day of leisurely exploration. Stay in a small hotel in the old town for easy access to photo spots and a richer nighttime atmosphere. 🎒Travel Essentials: ✅ Van Gogh Footsteps Trail map (available on-site or online). ✅ A camera with filter options or a manual-mode phone (to capture dynamic lighting). ✅ Go to the market hungry! (Many stalls offer free samples).

The city of the Rhone River, where stars shine, Arles is a great place to travel in the footsteps of Van Gogh, but it is also a city that is a work of art in itself, with faded old-colored buildings, and the shadows of poplar trees and ivy. Since many tourist attractions are gathered together, it is good to travel on foot, and even if you don't visit any particular place, it is also a good place to wander through the alleys wherever your feet take you and watch the sunset over the Rhone River. 🌳 Travel time : 1 hour from Marseille Airport ⚘ Tip : If you are visiting the South of France for the first time, I recommend visiting Arles, which is close to the airport, as your first city. The Marseille station, which you usually visit for the first time, is littered everywhere and is not organized, so you may feel unsafe from the beginning of your trip. (If you leave the station and go to the tourist attractions in Marseille, it is well-cleaned and you can feel a sense of security!) #CanadaFlightEvent #France #Arles #SouthFrance #EuropeTravel #FranceTravel #SouthFranceTravel

This is the Arles art museum that opened in 1868, a space that used to be the studio of Jacques Réatu, a painter from Arles. The Rhone River can be seen through the old windows, but the special charm of this museum is the works containing graceful bodies and the sunlight streaming in through the windows are a wonderful place. 🌳 Address : 10 Rue du Grand Prieuré, 13200 Arles, France 🌻 Entrance fee : 8 euros (admission possible with Arles Pass) - Discounts available for students, teachers, etc. ⚘ Tip : If you walk down the alley for about 1 minute, you can take a walk right next to the Rhone River. #European travel #France #Arles #Réatu Museum #France travel #South of France travel

It is a cemetery outside the Roman walls where the dead could not be buried in the city, and it is the final resting place for the citizens of Arles. It is a walking path where you can feel the painted by Van Gogh. You walk between old poplar trees where hundreds of years of silence are covered with fallen leaves, leaving behind the sarcophagi on both sides of the road. 🌳 Address : Av. des Alyscamps, 13200 Arles, France 🌻 Entrance fee : 5 euros for adults (Arles Pass available) ⚘ Tip : Alyscamps is derived from the Latin word 'Elysium', which means paradise for the blessed, or the afterlife. #EuropeTravel #France #Arles #Alyscamps #Alyscamps #Cemetery #FranceTravel #SouthFranceTravel #arles

Completed in 2021, it is a new symbol of Arles, France. It was built by the LUMA Foundation, which supports modern art, and the architect Frank Gehry, who designed 'Louis Vuitton Maison Seoul' in Cheongdam-dong, Seoul. The building is shaped like a mountain ridge, and its colors change depending on the time of day. If you feel tired of visiting the many art galleries in Arles, you can just experience the free observation deck and slide. 🌳 Address : 33 Av. Victor Hugo, 13200 Arles, France (8-minute walk from Alyscamps) 🌻 Entrance fee : 9 euros for adults when purchasing a 1-day pass - Discounts available for students, teachers, job seekers, etc. ⚘ Tip : Since it is located far from the center of Arles, it is a good idea to plan your schedule with Alyscamps. Make sure to experience the free outdoor observation deck with a panoramic view of Arles, and the slide that adults can ride. #European travel #France #Arles #LUMA #France travel #Southern France travel #arles

This is a museum (Museon Arlaten) that tells the overall history of Provence. It has a courtyard that used to be a Roman square. You can climb the stairs as if you were exploring a museum, with a gorgeous staircase mural that tells you about the next exhibition. The soft-line sculptures and the realistic-colored paintings in the elegantly colored exhibition halls were nice, but the exhibits that showed everyday items and lifestyles that showed the life of Provence at the time were special. 🌳 Address : 29 Rue de la République, 13200 Arles, France (1 minute walk from Espace Van Gogh) 🌻 Admission : 8 euros for adults (Arles Pass accepted) * Free admission on the first Sunday of every month ⚘ Tip : You can guess the theme of the next exhibition hall from the mural on the stairs. Don't miss the wonderful mural in the souvenir shop next to the ticket booth! #European travel #France #Arles #Arlatan Museum #Southern France #France travel #Southern France travel #arles #Provence

This is a comprehensive cultural center that restored the building of the sanatorium where Van Gogh was hospitalized in Arles just like his work, 'The Garden of the Arles Sanatorium'. The garden was like a float in the sunlight in the air, reflecting Van Gogh's excitement as he came to Arles dreaming of a community of artists. The Rhone River that runs through Arles was also a wonderful model for Van Gogh! 🌳 Address : Pl. Félix Rey, 13200 Arles, France 🌻 Admission : Free ⚘ Tip : There is a small cafe in the corner, but travelers buy a sandwich and sit on the corridor floor to eat. A park with many benches is not far from here, but on a warm day it would be nice to eat while looking out at the garden. #EuropeTravel #France #Arles #FranceTravel #EspaceVanGogh #arles

The Cathédrale Saint-Trophime, which occupies one side of the tall Obelisk Square, is a Romanesque-style cathedral. When you enter the interior, you will notice the high ceiling and the huge arched pillars. However, the beauty of this cathedral is most clearly felt when the light coming in through the stained glass windows lingers on the walls that have been covered with traces of time. 🌳 Address: 6 Pl. de la République, 13200 Arles, France 🌻 Admission Fee: Free ⚘ Tip : Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage city, is a city with close proximity to tourist attractions, making it a great city to travel by foot. The Cathédrale Saint-Trophime is located in the center of the town, among those tourist attractions. It is a good idea to visit this cathedral in the middle of your schedule, and have a break and a meal after your tour. #European travel #France #Arles #Southern France #Saint-Tropime Cathedral #arles

The 1st century BC underground ruins wait for visitors, hiding their mysteries beneath the Arles City Hall. Walk through the darkness and think about why these corridors were built. The light coming in through the windows and the dark background make for some great photos. 🌳 Address : Pl. de la République, 13200 Arles, France (Buy your ticket on the first floor of Arles City Hall and go down to the basement) 🌻 Admission : 5 euros for adults (Arles Pass accepted) - Discounts for students and teachers, free for under 18 ⚘ Tip : Crowds can diminish the charm. Avoid the crowds and explore the dark corridors! And be careful of the puddles of water under your feet 💦 #EuropeTravel #France #Arles #FranceTravel #arles

The Roman amphitheater in Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is where ancient Roman gladiators fought. Now it is a sports training center for students and a place for local events. Walk through the arched passageways, and admire the Rhone River flowing in the distance and the passage of time. 🌳 Address : 1 Rdpt des Arènes, 13200 Arles, France (12-minute walk from Arles train station) 🌻 Admission : 11 euros for adults (Arles Pass available) - Discounts for students and teachers, free for under 18s ⚘ Tip : If you go in when it opens, all you will hear is the sound of birds and the wind. Experience the amphitheater in the quiet morning! The seats are narrow, requiring stairs, and the floor is not smooth, making it difficult for wheelchair users to view. #European travel #Arles #France #Southern France #Amphitheater #Rome #Amphitheater

A city famous for being the background of Van Gogh's paintings, Arles is a city with many tourist attractions, making it a great city to travel on foot. The Liberty Pass, a combined tourist pass, is the best way to save on travel expenses in Arles. 👍 * Post 2 photos of each location in order 1. At the Amphitheater ticket office Purchase the Liberty Pass and visit (15 euros as of 2025) - Enjoy the quiet morning of the amphitheater with the open run! 2. Visit the underground galleries (Cryptoportiques d'Arles) - Enter the first floor of the city hall and go down to the basement. 3. Visit the Saint-Trophime Abbey and Cloister (Cathédrale Saint-Trophime d'Arles) - Free if you only visit the Saint-Trophime Abbey. 4. Alyscamps Walk - It is a bit far from other tourist attractions, but it is a good way to refresh your mind after a long day of sightseeing. 5. Visit Musée Réattu - A museum where you can see the Rhone River through the windows, where you can see works by Arles-born artists Jacques Réattu and Picasso. #TravelItinerary #SouthFrance #Arles #VanGogh #Gogh #arles

We visited three towns in southern France, and Arles was my favorite. Not only was it the inspiration for Van Gogh, but it is also a famous "photography town" in France, hosting the Arles Photography Festival every year. You can see photography exhibitions every few steps. Although the photographers have different styles, they all have one thing in common: "They don't just record life, but express themselves." I prefer to call them artists, and their presence brings life to this town. Southern France, France

#wintergetaway Lunch at le Grand Café Malarte in Arles, France, tastes good. The restaurant staff took a certain time to remember and arrange a seat for us. It took about ten minutes before we could sit right. Drink service is good but ordering main meals during lunch takes some time. Overall, food is acceptable. #france #restaurant

"Passing by Van Gogh's fire Yare in painting and reality" It is famous around the world for Vincent van Gogh, the place where his inspiration blossomed. Here he created more than a hundred works, with the landscapes, streets and people of Arles the protagonists on his canvases. However, the fiery soul is always difficult to rest at peace. Van Gogh cut off his ears, suffered a mental breakdown, and was eventually admitted to a sanatorium. In 1888, the lonely Van Gogh moved from the gloomy northern France to the warm and bright town of South Faial, which coincided with the warmth and art he pursued wholeheartedly. The sun shines here all year round and the wheat fields grow wildly. ❤️Van Gogh’s Cafe The warm sunshine of Arles embraced Van Gogh, who created hundreds of paintings here. You may have seen the painting "Cafe at Night". The bright lights of a cafe in Arles are like brilliant orange blossoms in the dark blue night sky, full of human warmth. The successful artist's cafe is in the exquisite and tight Paris, but the cafe where Van Gogh stopped is isolated in the countryside of Arles. Most of the works created by Van Gogh during this period have a warm undertone. 💎Recommended citywalk routes for reference ▪️The streets in residential areas are beautiful and healing. ▪️L'espace Van Gogh, the former site of Van Gogh's sanatorium ▪️Le Cafe Van Gogh ▪️Arènes d'Arles ▪️The Yellow House in Van Gogh’s painting

#2024Travel Review As I stepped off the train, the warm Provençal sunshine immediately enveloped me, washing away the stress of daily life. This historic town on the banks of the Rhone River is about to become the stage for my unforgettable adventure. My first stop was the famous Roman Arena, a magnificent relic that showcases Arles' glorious past. Standing in the center of the arena, I could almost hear the thunderous cheers of the audience and imagine the scenes of those mighty gladiators fighting here. The exquisite stone carvings and weathered arches tell of a bygone era, making me feel like I have traveled to the center of the Roman Empire in Gaul during its heyday. Walking along the winding streets, I was attracted by this town that blends the ancient and the modern. The cute little cafes are packed with outdoor seats, with snow-white tablecloths and full baskets of fresh bread on the tables. The air is filled with the aroma of roasted coffee, and the laughter of locals eager to share stories and food. One afternoon, I stumbled upon the bustling Arles market, a symphony of colors and sounds that captured the spirit of Provence. Stalls were filled with gleaming produce, from bright-colored tomatoes and fragrant lavender to plump figs and juicy melons. I couldn’t resist the temptation of local delicacies, tucking into the rich, smooth Roquefort cheese and chugging cold rosé wine. But Arles is not only a feast for the senses, but also for the soul. As I strolled along the peaceful banks of the Rhône, I stumbled upon Aliscamps, an ancient cemetery that has long captured the imagination of artists and writers. The weathered coffins and the breeze blowing through the cypress trees left a lingering impression on my mind. It was at this moment that I understood why this place has attracted so many people, including the legendary Van Gogh. The artist’s vivid brushstrokes have forever imprinted the charming natural beauty of this town, from the rolling sunflower fields to the moving light and shadows on the Rhône River. I followed his footsteps, seeking out the places that inspired his work. One of the most fascinating discoveries was Café Van Gogh, a cozy little shop that was once a favorite hangout for artists. Sitting there sipping coffee, I could see him hunched over his canvas, his eyes sparkling with admiration for the world around him. Entire walls were covered with reproductions of his paintings, each a testament to the transformative power of art. But Arles is not only a haven for artists, it is also a place of natural beauty. I ventured outside the city to explore the vast Camargue region, a thriving wetland teeming with life. I was struck by the iconic Camargue horses, whose flowing manes and sturdy physiques reflect the resilience of this rugged landscape. As I crossed the marshland, I was greeted by a dazzling array of colors - the startling pink of flamingos, the sky-blue of lavender fields, the shimmering gold of sunflowers. The harmonious rhythm of the ebb and flow of the tide, and the melodious calls of the birds, brought a sense of tranquility and wonder. As I reluctantly said goodbye to Arles, I knew that this pleasant journey had left a deep impression in my heart. The rich history, charming art and magnificent nature of this town weaved into an unforgettable memory. Arles not only captured my imagination, but also lit a fire in my heart, reminding me how the power of travel can transform and inspire people. As I boarded the train, I couldn't help but smile, and I was already looking forward to the day when I can return to this charming place of Provence to explore more of its endless beauty and moving style.

The Rhone River in Arles, famous for Van Gogh's 'Starry Night', shine during the day and at night. On a sunny day, the water flows sparklingly, and when the dark night comes, the lights across the river sway, recalling the Rhone River that Van Gogh looked at that day. You can also see the 'Rhone River of Everyday Life', which is a path for citizens to go to work and a walking path for dogs! 🌳 Address : Arles, France ⚘ Tip : The Rhone River seen from the exhibition room of Musée Réattu is also beautiful. #AutumnHotPlace #Arles #RhoneRiver #SouthFrance #VanGogh

20230614 🇫🇷 After watching the Van Gogh show and having lunch at the Carrières des Lumières in Les Baux-de-Provence, I drove about 30 minutes to Arles to see Van Gogh's footprints😳 According to online information Van Gogh lived in Arles for about 15 months and this period can be said to be Van Gogh's most inspiration peak and most prolific period There are 200 paintings created here and many famous paintings like the extremely famous Starry Night are painted here 👍🏿😀😀 Come to Arles trendy saint will definitely go to Café Terrace at Night scene, Café Van Gogh to see eat and take pictures, but the cafe to see and take pictures because the freshly squeezed orange juice is expensive and bad to drink 😂😂😂 #france #arles #vincentvangogh #vangogh #rhône #nofilter #photo spot

After two nights in Aix en Provence, my next destination was Arles. I hadn't read up or researched it. But during a conversation with someone at the hostel. It was pointed out that numerous famous artists including the likes of Vang Gogh and Picasso had taken residence in Arles at some point of time in their life. Infact, in the case of Van Gogh, it was even said to be his most productive time. Having heard of such a thing. I was very curious about Arles now. In the past many years, I keep coming across someone working on their france itinerary and asking me if they should do Arles or Aix en Provence. Now that i have done both these places. I'd say both are worth, I mean if you can stretch two more nights. Do the other place too. No doubt Aix and Provence is the biggest but i thought in terms of sights, activities and things to do, Arles seemed to have a longer list. Anywho, worst case a day trip is what it definitely deserves. I managed to visit most of the Roman ruins sights in Arles. You might wanna consider atleast the Roman amphitheater, the baths of Constantine, st trophime cloister, the Roman theater and the mediaeval graveyard. The Place de la Republique is the main square in Arles. Surrounding the square you’ll find many shops and cafes, as well as the Saint-Trophime church and the town hall. Lastly the van gogh cafe and and the foundation van gogh museum come recommended. #myhiddengems #france #arles #vangogh #cherryblossom2024 #100waysoftravel #summerdestinations #romanruins #europe

Ever dreamt of a French getaway that whispers luxury in every corner? Nestled in the heart of Arles, L'Hotel Particulier is a boutique treasure waiting to be discovered. 🗝️🇫🇷 🛌 Step into spacious and elegantly appointed rooms that spell comfort with a capital 'C'. Cleanliness? Impeccable! It's like they've got a sixth sense for spotlessness. 🧼✨ 🍽️ From the moment you wake, your taste buds are in for a treat. The dining experience is nothing short of a culinary escapade, with flavors that'll have you saying 'oh là là'! 🥐🍇 🏊‍♂️ Fancy a dip or a day of unwinding? The hotel amenities are top-notch — think serene poolside lounging and services that cater to your every whim. It's the pampering you didn't know you needed! 🍹🌿 📍And location? You're smack-dab in the middle of picturesque Arles, with history and culture at your doorstep. Stroll out and be enveloped by the charm of this ancient city. 🚶‍♀️🎨 Find this slice of heaven at 4 Rue De La Monnaie, Arles, 13200, France. It's not just a stay; it's an experience. #Arles #ArlesHotel #ArlesTravel

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🤩I really love this small town of Arles in southern France that I have visited three times! 😍 🎈The first time I went to Arles was in 2018, when I had a fascination with amphitheaters👀, and I particularly wanted to see all six of the existing ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world🐾, so I went to Arles. 😜 🎨The second time was because of Van Gogh👨‍🎨, I like the warm colors and style of Impressionism🎇, Van Gogh convalesced in this town after cutting his ear🤕, and he painted many shocking masterpieces there. 🤩 💖The third time was simply because it is Arles, a unique and beautiful town in southern France🤩, if possible, I would like to live there for a while✨, to experience the simplicity and tranquility of the town. 😘 😃Arles, 9 spots worth seeing: 👇👇👇 ①The ancient Roman amphitheater, one of the six well-preserved ancient Roman amphitheaters in the world😎, still in use today. 🤩 ②Luma Arles, designed by the designer based on Van Gogh's 'Starry Night'😜. ③L'espace Van Gogh, Van Gogh's sanatorium😄, where he convalesced and created 'Courtyard of the Hospital in Arles', and they sell postcards of the same design, super beautiful! 👏 ④Place de la République, the square has an obelisk and the camino church🙏. ⑤Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles, Van Gogh Foundation Museum🤓, which displays three of Van Gogh's works, as well as some works by other painters influenced by Van Gogh. 😝 ⑥Museon Arlaten. ⑦Museum of ancient Arles and Provence Musée, those interested in ancient Roman artifacts can take a look😉. ⑧Langlois Bridge, the bridge from Van Gogh's painting 'The Drawbridge'🤩. ⑨La Maison Jaune, the yellow house from Van Gogh's paintings👏, also the place where Van Gogh once lived in Arles. 😘 ✨How to get to Arles? There are direct trains to Arles from Marseille/Montpellier/Avignon/Bordeaux/Paris, etc.🚂, the nearest major airport is in Marseille🛫, and friends from other countries can fly to Marseille and then transfer to a train. 🚝 🤗The town of Arles does not require a car, it is small, and the attractions are not far from each other, you can reach them by walking😎. 🥳Recommended two restaurants: Cafe Van Gogh😱, although it is now closed, those who like Van Gogh can still check it out outside🤩, I really love their seafood, it's truly delicious! 🐟🦀️

Touring the world in Van Gogh's paintings in Arles, France, Arles is an ancient small town in southern France. The misunderstood genius painter Van Gogh created hundreds of works here, forever freezing this small town in the glory of art. Delving into the town, following Van Gogh's footsteps, you can find the sources of beauty and inspiration. Yellow House, Rhone River, Pont de Langlois, Van Gogh Cafe, Arles Hospital, Summer Garden, Arena, Old Mill, Van Gogh Suspension Bridge

Arles Arena, France Arles, known as the city of Van Gogh In fact, there is a hidden secret here Did you know? Bullfighting takes place here every year They wave the red flags here where all the spectators are excited But don't worry Bullfighting in Arles doesn't harm the bulls Address: Arles Arena, France Rating: 👍👍👍👍👍 #HotPlace #Couple #France

Arles, where Van Gogh lived for a long time and became the background for his paintings Because it is a small city, it is a good place to travel for a day trip~In each background, Van Gogh's paintings and explanations are right in front, so you can tell that he drew this! The cafes in Van Gogh's paintings are pretty, but the houses you can see while walking around are also so pretty that you can feel that this is France!~! 📍Arles: Southern France ✔️Vaccines are not required 👍Recommended: May~June / September~October ✈️ Flight: 12 hours direct #Exciting summer vacation #Southern France #France

When I arrived at Arles in southern France, I thought it was just a pretty cafe and took a picture, but it turned out to be the actual background for one of Van Gogh's representative works, Cafe Terrace at Night~! In fact, when Van Gogh painted this cafe, the exterior of the cafe was not yellow, but he expressed that the cafe walls looked yellow because of the streetlights at the time, so the owner of the cafe painted it yellow to match Van Gogh's painting, so now you can see a bright yellow appearance even during the day when there are no lights. 🥰 The price is a little steep, at least 5 euros, but I think it's a good memory to sit down and have a cup of coffee at least once. ☕️ #France #Arles #Van Gogh Cafe #Pretty City #Expensive Cafe

In Aix-en-Provence, the city of water, I saw a beautiful fountain, and in Avignon, I enjoyed Rhone wine and a wonderful meal. In Arles, I looked at the Rhone River at sunset and thought of Van Gogh, who painted the sea. It marked the end of a long-awaited trip to France. I used to want to visit France so many times. Maybe because I made excuses for work, Time passed by indifferently.