A most beautiful villages of France who is, as Les Baux de Provence offers his chest. Without doubt, this is a great place. High dominated on a cliff overlooking the citadel incredibly beautiful landscape of vineyards and the Rocky Mountains. This is the heart of the Chaine des Alpilles. The old village is located at the Maison du Roy, entered the Tourism office buildings. Beside him is a colorful Candy Shop. Two roads to the castle entrance and lead to the Place Saint Vincent and the church and chapel penitent. The best view you get behind the Elm Street near The Black Prince B & B On the way to the town of Arles, I spent a few interesting points that deserve a quick stop. Firstly, just south of Fontvieille is Daudet’s windmill. It is the attitude of the writer of letters to my mill, stories about life in Provence. Of course, living in Holland, it takes more than a tiny windmill to impress me. . . Two kilometers to the south are the remains of a Roman aqueduct. You can access it without having to get their feet wet. West and is about to enter Aries in a quiet, complex destroyed Montmajour Abbey, a massive city, was destroyed by fire in 1726 and not restored. Basically, there are three parts: a difficult dungeon (nice view from the top), the church and the chapel and the crypt, the cloister and the Cellar. In Arles, I stopped at one of the most beautiful hotel Ibis in France. (Gerard Gadiot Street). It has a large pool in the garden and a cozy bar See my mind. But Van Gogh’s Arles. In 15 months he stayed here, he has produced over 300 paintings. The most famous is the Coffee Evening. The original bar on the Place du Forum has been renovated to look like paint. A monument dedicated to Vincent, his head on a stone in the Summer Garden. Not forgetting to Arles Arena, Amphitheatre. It was the largest buildings in Roman Gaul. Today it is used for bullfights. On the other side of the terminal site is the ancient Roman theater. Do not forget to visit the monasteries of St. Trophime.