Ancient Theatre of Arles – Saint-Trophime Cathedral loop from Manduel

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Ancient Theatre of Arles – Saint-Trophime Cathedral loop from Manduel

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Ancient Theatre of Arles – Saint-Trophime Cathedral loop from Manduel

04:35

75.0km

230m

Cycling

Hard bike ride. Good fitness required. You may need to push your bike for some segments of this route. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 1, 2026

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

After 22.6 km for 82 m

Waypoints

Start point

Bus stop

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22.5 km

Streets of Arles

Highlight • Historical Site

The old town of Arles with its alleys offers countless places to stop and shop. Just go and discover something new around every corner.

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22.7 km

Picturesque Alleyway in the Remparts d'Arles

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Enter this alley in front of the arenas...there is a pretty square and an unusual passage at the end!

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23.0 km

Ancient Theatre of Arles

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In ancient times, Arles was known as the "Gallic Rome". Its great act was - when it was under the reign of Emperor Augustus towards the end of the 1st …

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23.0 km

Amphitheater

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pretty here, very pretty

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23.2 km

Impressive and surprisingly well preserved sculpture details in the medieval façade.
The former Saint-Trophime Cathedral was initially a Roman Catholic abbey church of the Benedictine order, later the bishop's church …

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24.1 km

Viewpoint

25.6 km

Old bridge over the Petit Rhône in Fourques

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This old one-lane suspension bridge is supported by three monumental gates. It crosses the Petit Rhône towards Arles.

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30.9 km

Cycle Path Along the Petit Rhône

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Very nice cycle path along the Petit Rhone between Arles and St. Gilles

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58.3 km

Gate of Augustus

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The city gate from the time of the Roman emperor Augustus (16/15 BC) was once part of the city wall. The cars rolled through the two large, middle arches, the two smaller side gates were intended for pedestrians.

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