The Arles Amphitheatre (Les Arènes d'Arles) is one of France's most emblematic and best-preserved Roman monuments. Built around 90 AD, this ancient arena could accommodate up to 20,000 spectators and was used for gladiatorial combat, animal fighting and other public spectacles. Today, it still hosts events such as bullfights, concerts and performances, making it a living testimony to Arles' rich Roman heritage. It is also part of the Roman and Romanesque Monuments of Arles, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, making it a must-see for all visitors to the city.

The Jardin Hortus d'Arles is a magnificent historic garden offering a haven of peace and a glimpse into the ancient Roman world. Located near the Roman Theater and the Alyscamps, it was originally created in the 1st century AD. The garden was once part of a larger Roman villa and was designed in the traditional style of a Roman "hortus", with medicinal plants, aromatic herbs and ornamental flowers.

The Aire de Jeux du Grand Gallègue in Arles is a family playground set in a pleasant green area, ideal for children to have fun and play freely. The park offers a variety of fun and safe play structures, such as swings, slides and climbing structures, all in a spacious outdoor environment. It's the perfect place for families to relax, letting children run around and explore while parents can relax in peaceful surroundings.

The City Stade de Barriol in Arles is a modern sports facility designed for both leisure and sports enthusiasts. Located in the Barriol district, this urban complex offers a range of outdoor facilities, including soccer, basketball and handball courts, making it an excellent place for individuals or teams to practice a variety of sports.