Arles Cruise Reviews

Will definitely re visit Arles, its lifestyle is slow and relaxing ...

Walking in the footsteps of Van Gogh. The Roman ruins were spectacular ...

I took the Uniworld excursion bus into Arles but upon arrival decided to set off on my own. I visited the usual tourist sites: the Arles Ampitheatre (Roman Arena) and the busy Place de la Republique. It was a market day also. Be prepared for all things Van Gogh, including T.Shirts and other tacky memorabilia. ...

Personally, I enjoyed Arles because I am a huge fan of Vincent Van Gogh. It is exciting to stand in his footsteps. ...

Here was a walking tour of all the sights. Great and informative about art and food and history ...

The basic city tour of Arles was lovely, with one of the most enjoyable guides on the trip. And the optional excursion to fantastic Les Baux was not to be missed (though I did not discover the amazing staircases up and down the ruined fortress at the top of the city until the last minute; they should definitely be pointed out by the guides, as they are more fun and the views are better than ...

Walking tour of the city was excellent. The bullfighting history was fascinating. ...

A town with a lot of Roman history and a taste of Van Gogh. ...

This was our favourite tour for which we had been waiting for the duration of the cruise. Both my wife and I are art lovers and I have written thesis on Van Gough and Paul Nash so we were delighted to find an exhibition featuring both artists. Our guide, again was excellent and showed us many of the places associated with van Gogh. ...

Great history of Vincent Van Gogh's paintings done here. ...