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Richard DesboisC132 Chemin de Romieu
Arles
13200
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Here is a rewritten version of the description:"A room equipped with a double bed (160cm) in the main room and a single bed in the antechamber. TV and internet access in the room.
A room equipped with a double bed (160cm): internet access at the reception.
A family suite with two connecting rooms. The suite consists of a room equipped with a 160cm bed and en-suite bathroom, and a connecting room equipped with 3 beds (90cm each). Internet access in the room."
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This independent lodging offers a spacious capacity of 50 square meters, comfortably accommodating up to 4 people. It boasts a lovely terrace and a private garden for your exclusive use. The furnished space includes a bedroom with a cozy double bed measuring 140cm, as well as another bedroom equipped with two comfortable single beds measuring 90cm each. The living area features a convenient kitchenette, allowing you to prepare your meals with ease. Moreover, the lodging provides a bathroom with a washing machine, ensuring your laundry needs are taken care of. Additionally, you can enjoy entertainment through the provided TV and stay connected with internet access.Reviews
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Directions
To begin your journey, leave Arles and proceed towards Saintes Maries de la Mer on the D570 road. Upon reaching the junction of Salins de Giraud, take the D36 road towards Sambuc, which is approximately 6 km away. After reaching Sambuc, make a right turn onto C132 Romieu path and continue for 2 km. The house of the Rice will be located on your left-hand side. For navigation purposes, you can use the following GPS coordinates: 43°3626"N - 4°3810"E.
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Attractions
- The Roman Amphitheatre of Arles: Located in the heart of Arles, this well-preserved ancient amphitheater is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It once hosted gladiator fights and other spectacles during the Roman era.
- The Alyscamps: This ancient Roman necropolis is now a peaceful promenade lined with rows of sarcophagi. It has inspired many artists, including Vincent Van Gogh, who painted several works depicting the site.
- Van Gogh Foundation: Housed in a stunning 15th-century mansion, this art museum showcases the works of Vincent Van Gogh and other influential artists. Visitors can explore a collection of paintings, drawings, and letters, providing insight into Van Gogh's time in Arles.
- Saint-Trophime Church: A magnificent example of Romanesque and Gothic architecture, this historic church is known for its ornate portal adorned with intricate sculptures. Inside, you can admire beautiful frescoes and the Romanesque cloister.
- Musee Reattu: Situated in a former grand priory, this museum is dedicated to the works of Jacques Reattu, a renowned French painter. It also houses a collection of contemporary art and offers breathtaking views of the Rhone River.
- Les Lices Market: A vibrant open-air market held on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Les Lices Market is a great place to immerse yourself in the local culture. You can find fresh produce, regional specialties, flowers, and various other goods.
- Fondation Vincent Van Gogh Arles: This modern art center showcases contemporary artists inspired by Van Gogh's work. The building's striking design and rotating exhibitions make it a must-visit for art enthusiasts.
- The Camargue Natural Park: Just outside Arles, this vast nature reserve is home to diverse wildlife, including pink flamingos, wild horses, and black bulls. Visitors can explore the marshes, dunes, and lagoons by foot, bike, or horseback.
- The Cryptoportiques: A fascinating underground network of galleries and tunnels, the Cryptoportiques were once part of the Roman Forum. Visitors can take guided tours to learn about the history and architecture of this hidden gem. 10. Espace Van Gogh: This former hospital, where Van Gogh was treated after his infamous ear incident, now serves as an art and cultural center. It hosts exhibitions, performances, and events, providing a unique glimpse into the artist's life. These attractions offer a mix of ancient history, art, culture, and natural beauty, ensuring that visitors to Arles have a diverse range of experiences to enjoy.