Ticket for Montmajour Abbey (13)
Arles (13)
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Activity description :
- 2 hours
A place ofinspiration for modern and contemporary art, visit Montmajour Abbey. Founded in 948 by Benedictine monks in the heart of the Arles region, you'll be dazzled by this monument. Van Gogh was fascinated by the edifice, and made numerous drawings here.
Montmajour Abbey ⛪
- Self-guided tour.
- Visit application available free of charge on Google Play.
- Booklet for young visitors available for purchase at reception.
- 3d model of the abbey.
Super easy to use ✨
- Entry with tickets, on mobile or paper, on the day of the visit.
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Magnificent Abbey, a very interesting and rewarding visit
Anne
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A superb site, steeped in history (dating from the 10th century...) and offering superb views over the plains of Arles. A must-see, one of the finest monuments in the region.
Julien
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Location
Address:
Route de Fontvieille, 13200 Arles
Access:
- By car: 1h from Marseille via A7 and A54
- Bus 702, 707: Abbaye de Montmajour
Know before you go
How to use your ticket:
- Admission upon presentation of purchased tickets
- E-tickets accepted
Opening Dates
- Select the date of your visit by clicking on 'Book a Date'
Additional information:
- Appropriate attire required (no bare chests, bare feet, or swimwear allowed)
- No dogs allowed (except service dogs)
- Camera tripods prohibited
- Partially accessible for people with disabilities
- Accessible to visitors with visual or hearing impairments, as well as those with intellectual disabilities
- Uneven ground: outdoor areas (necropolis, tower, terrace) may be closed in the event of rain, thunderstorms, or high winds
- Free for visitors under 18 and for those under 26 (citizens of European Union countries and non-European residents legally residing in France)
- Free admission on the first Sunday of every month, from November through March
- Free for everyone during European Heritage Days, the third weekend in September (September 21 and 22, 2024)
- Early closing at 5:20 p.m. on September 29, 2026
