In retrospect, Arles has been one of the most culture-rich French cities I have visited. It host everything from Van Gogh's famous works, to Gallo-Roman ruins, to fantastic graffiti. Here are some of my favorite shots from my short little trip:
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| Lovely stencil work found after misinterpreting the scale of our map |
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| Carousels are obviously big in Europe |
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| Freow! |
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| Lovely inset road markers - This was for Van Gogh, that way for ruins! |
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| Symmetry in l'Espace Van-Gogh |
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| Market noms |
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| Calissons d'Aix far from home |
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| I just can't help myself with the cheese samples... Goat and Sheep are my faves! |
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| Lovely Tomb |
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| Another gift left at the Cemetière Central d'Arles |
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| Mixed styles |
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| Perspective on the Rhone |
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| Steep steps on the Rhone River |
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| Delicately crafted santons in the Christmas crèche of the 17th-century Eglise Saint-Anne, complete with fire in the hearth and a running water mill. |
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| A small bit of marine graffiti carved into the city hall |
I hope these little details interested you as much as they did me.
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