Arles is a World Heritage Site and as such, has a lot on offer for a tourist. Some of the heritage sites are the Roman theatre and amphitheatre where bull fights are held. Arles has a very good museum of ancient history. The Church of St. Trophine is a fine example of Romanesque architecture.
Close to Arles, one can visit the historical walled town of Aigues-Mortes or if walking is more desirable, then the town of Les Baux-de-Provence requires a lot of walking inside the town.
Moreover, walking tours are conducted within the city. The people of Arles are renowned for their unique traditional costume and can be seen wearing it in public during various festivals.
Arles is also the site of a famous photography festival held annually. In addition, the annual festival of Arles-sur-Tech is held on July 30 and there is a procession in honour of the patron saints.
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