sée Départemental Arles Antique is a presumed bust of Julius Caesar. This life-size marble bust, known as the "Caesar of Arles," was discovered in the Rhône in the fall of 2007. It is believed to be the oldest known representation of Julius Caesar. Although the identification of this portrait is ...
To immerse oneself in the heart of the Camargue. The city of Arles, crossed by the Rhône, is the largest municipality in metropolitan France. It includes several exceptional natural areas: the banks of the Rhône, the arid plain of the Crau to the east, the wild Camargue to the south, and the Alpi ...
1- It follows the Rhône As its name suggests, the ViaRhôna follows the Rhône River for 815 km. It starts from the shores of Lake Geneva at Saint-Gingolph in the Alps and takes you to the beaches of the Mediterranean. In fact, you can end your trip near Arles in Port Saint Louis du Rhône or i ...
d just a few grains of pollen per cubic meter of air are enough to trigger allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. This plant is very common in Rhône-Alpes and neighboring regions (Rhône corridor, Saône valley, Isère), where ragweed allergy affects 6 to 12% of the population from mid-Augus ...
rtments. Of the six departments in the PACA region, four are crossed by this cycle route: • Hautes-Alpes (05) • Alpes de Haute-Provence (04) • Bouches-du-Rhône (13) • Vaucluse (84). The Durance à vélo allows you to discover a wide variety of landscapes, starting with the mountainous land ...
A birthday celebrated with great pomp. It was in 1874, in Paris, that the first exhibition of Impressionist painters took place. These artists, initially called "the Batignolles group," painted en plein air along the banks of the Seine and prioritized color and light over drawing. Their quick brus ...
