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Provencal heritage and traditions in the Pays d’Arles

From Avignon to Arles, discover Provence’s unique heritage and traditional skills. After visiting a perfume distillery in Graveson, stop for delicious food at the Château d’Estoublon. Then head to Le Paradou to visit its miniature village and santons. Before ending your tour among Arles’ Roman ruins, stop by the famous writer Alphonse Daudet’s mill.

Fontvieille

Château d’Estoublon

– – Restaurant menu from €32

9 min (5,9 km)

Paradou

La Petite Provence du Paradou

– – 45 min – €10

9 min (6,9 km)

Arles

Alphonse Daudet's Mill

– 30 min – €2

21 min (10,3 km)

31 rue de la République – 
13200 Arles


Museon Arlaten – Museum of Provence

Open daily 10am-6pm, except Mondays. Last admission: 5:30pm
Closed: January 1, May 1, November 1, December 25.

Information: info.museon@departement13.fr / 04 13 31 51 99
Reservations: reservation.museon@departement13.fr / 04 13 31 51 90

Full price: 8 euros;
Reduced rate (notably for over-65s): 5 euros;
Family rate (2 adults + 2 to 7 children): 12 euros;
Subscription: 20 euros;
Free for under-18s, teachers, social security beneficiaries…

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