About

The Museum of Arles and Provence antiques is a museum built in Arles (Rhone delta) in 1995, in a modern building designed by the architect Henri Ciriani, on the peninsula where was the old Roman circus to shelter the particularly rich archaeological collections of the city.

Opened in 1995, the museum holds one of the world's most famous collections of Roman Christian sarcophagi as well as a rich ensemble of sculptures, mosaics, and inscriptions from the Augustinian period to the 6th century A.D. Eleven detailed models show ancient monuments of the region as they existed in the past. Allow 1 hour to view the museum's holdings.

Price:
Admission 5.50€ ($7.15) adults, 4€ ($5.20) students and children under 18

Days and opening hours: 
Monday Friday 14 h-18h (biblioth.)

Admission requirement:
any public, import duty to the museum

Access to the funds:
for the documentary center (library and photographic library), on go

Catalogues and inventories available:
of the whole of the funds