Walk around the town of Arles in the south of France. The town's arenas, theaters, Republic Square and other buildings reflect the ancient and bustling town. When we visited, there were few tourists in the town, and the streets saw leisure old ladies, young people riding cars, teenagers riding skateboards, girls rehearsing in the ancient open-air theater, cute and cute young children... They didn't disrupt their lives because of the arrival of tourists. Love the peaceful atmosphere of life here.

Arles is a small but atmospheric city, open and welcoming, with many United Nations cultural heritage, and the suburbs have wetland parks, beaches, sunflower fields and other special beauty. If it is summer, in addition to feeling the generous sunshine of Provence, but also catching up with the lively market in the morning, it is really a good place to come on vacation.

In addition to the eye-catching ancient Rome and Romanesque monuments, the town of Arles made me feel more of a breath of life. Chatting with local residents learned that they didn't like the noise and crowding of the big cities, it was enough to watch the sunset end every day!

This small town, only 30km from Avignon, is famous for Van Gogh's arrival and the creation of a large number of famous works here. The beautiful old town of Arles is a treasure standing on the Rhone River, always sheltering under the blue sky of the Mediterranean sea breeze.

Because Van Gogh to Arles, saw Van Gogh cafes, ate Italian paella, these scenes that once appeared in the paintings were real in front of you, and the sense of time and space was strong. The small town actually existed in the Roman era and was very old.

Although Van Gogh lived in Arles, a small town in southern France, for only 15 months, it was the most creative time of his life, where he left over 200 great paintings.