Place Lamartine: Van Gogh's Yellow House
Visit the site of Van Gogh's Yellow House in Arles, a place of artistic inspiration and historical significance.
Place Lamartine in Arles is a bustling roundabout that holds a special place in art history as the former location of Vincent van Gogh's Yellow House. Though the house was destroyed during World War II, the site remains a point of interest for art lovers.
A brief summary to Pl. Lamartine
- Arles, 13200, FR
Know before you go
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- Visit the Arles Tourist Office for a map of Van Gogh's Arles to explore other locations he painted.
- Explore the area around Place Lamartine to find the views that inspired Van Gogh's paintings.
- Combine your visit with a trip to the Fondation Vincent van Gogh Arles to see contemporary art inspired by Van Gogh.
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Getting There
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Walking
From the Arles train station, exit and turn left onto Avenue Paulin Talabot. Walk along Avenue Paulin Talabot, and Place Lamartine will be on your left, about a 7-minute walk.
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Public Transport
From the Arles train station, take the bus towards Gorodiche. The bus stop is in front of the station. The ride takes about 1 minute, and Place Lamartine is a short walk from the Gorodiche bus stop.
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Taxi
Taxis are available outside the Arles train station. A taxi ride to Place Lamartine typically costs around €14, and the journey takes approximately 5 minutes.
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Parking
If driving, paid parking is available at Place Lamartine for €1 per hour. Free parking can be found on the streets perpendicular to Boulevard Emile Combes. Be aware of market days (Wednesdays and Saturdays), when parking is restricted.
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