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Chemin de la Galégière
Arles
13200
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The house consists of five separate guest houses, each offering independent amenities. Each guest house includes a spacious living room and kitchen area with a dishwasher and television. There are two bedrooms and a loft with two beds, a bathroom, and a separate toilet. Common amenities include WiFi, a washing machine, dryer, and telephone. Linen can be provided upon request, and bicycles are available for rent. On-site, there are facilities for volleyball and pétanque. The house, known as "The Galegière," was built in the area previously inhabited by elegant birds with long legs, known as Galégeons or herons. The house seamlessly blends modern comfort with its natural surroundings, making it an ideal destination for visitors from all over the world.Reviews
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Attractions
- Amphitheatre of Arles: Located in the heart of Arles, the Amphitheatre is a well-preserved Roman arena that once hosted gladiator fights and other spectacles. Visitors can explore the ancient structure and learn about its history.
- Alyscamps: This ancient Roman necropolis is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. The site features rows of tombs and sarcophagi, offering a glimpse into Arles' rich history.
- Van Gogh Foundation: Dedicated to the renowned artist Vincent van Gogh, this museum showcases a collection of his iconic paintings. Visitors can admire Van Gogh's works and learn about his time spent in Arles.
- Arles Museum of Antiquity: Housed in a former Roman circus, this museum displays an impressive collection of ancient artifacts, including Roman sculptures, mosaics, and ceramics. It provides insights into the Roman history of Arles.
- Saint-Trophime Cloister: Situated next to the Arles Cathedral, this medieval cloister is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture. Visitors can explore the serene courtyard, admire the intricate sculptures, and learn about the history of the cloister.
- Fondation Vincent Van Gogh Arles: Another museum dedicated to Van Gogh, this contemporary art space exhibits works inspired by the artist's legacy. It showcases a variety of modern artworks and hosts temporary exhibitions.
- Arles Roman Theater: This well-preserved Roman theater is one of the oldest in France. Visitors can wander through the ruins and imagine the theatrical performances that once took place there.
- Espace Van Gogh: Originally a hospital where Van Gogh was treated, this beautifully restored building now houses art exhibitions and cultural events. It offers a unique insight into the artist's connection to Arles.
- Montmajour Abbey: Located just outside Arles, this medieval abbey is perched on a hilltop overlooking the surrounding landscapes. Visitors can explore the ruins, enjoy panoramic views, and learn about the abbey's history. 10. Camargue Natural Regional Park: Situated near Arles, this vast wetland is home to diverse wildlife, including pink flamingos and wild horses. Visitors can take guided tours, go bird-watching, or enjoy horseback riding in this unique natural habitat.