
Arles · France
UNESCO World Heritage site since 1981Arles Amphitheatre tickets: €11
Main adult ticket: Combined ticket: Amphitheatre and Roman Theatre (one visit to each over 2 days in a row). Every ticket type is listed here, checked on the official site in October 2026.
Part of the World Heritage site Arles, Roman and Romanesque Monuments.
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- Combined ticket: Amphitheatre and Roman Theatre (one visit to each over 2 days in a row)Reduced ticket €9. Under 18s with a parent go freeChild Free€11
- Pass Liberté: 4 monuments of your choice, the Musée Réattu and 1 other museum (valid 1 month)Reduced €13€15
- Pass Avantage: all 6 of the city's monuments and 4 museums (valid 6 months)Reduced €16€19
Main ticket €11 (about US$12 · £9, 2026-10-23 rates)
Checked October 2026 on the official site
Free entry
Under 18s with a parent or adult. Everyone on the European Heritage Days in September (18 and 19 September 2027). Every free day in Europe
Opening hours
Daily: 9am to 6pm in March, April and October; 9am to 7pm from May to September; 10:30am to 4:30pm from November to February (last entry 4pm). Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Closed 1 January, 1 May, 1 November and 25 December, and on some days for bullfights, shows and festivals from Easter to the end of September.
Booking
Buy at the monument or online from the Arles Tourist Office's ticket shop; there's no separate ticket for the Amphitheatre alone. A pass or combined ticket also gets you the reduced price at Montmajour Abbey, Tarascon Castle, Glanum and the Hôtel de Sade within 15 days.
World Heritage site
Part of Arles, Roman and Romanesque Monuments, on UNESCO's list since 1981. Listed as an exchange of ideas and a landmark of its kind.
Buy from the official seller: Office de Tourisme d'Arles: monument tickets and passes
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Nearby
Within 100 km (62 miles), as the crow flies.
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Entry prices we've checked
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Questions
How much does it cost to visit the Arles Amphitheatre?
The main adult ticket (Combined ticket: Amphitheatre and Roman Theatre (one visit to each over 2 days in a row)) costs €11, about US$12 · £9. Prices were checked on the official website in October 2026.
Can you visit the Arles Amphitheatre for free?
Under 18s with a parent or adult. Everyone on the European Heritage Days in September (18 and 19 September 2027).
When is the Arles Amphitheatre open?
Daily: 9am to 6pm in March, April and October; 9am to 7pm from May to September; 10:30am to 4:30pm from November to February (last entry 4pm). Last entry 30 minutes before closing. Closed 1 January, 1 May, 1 November and 25 December, and on some days for bullfights, shows and festivals from Easter to the end of September.
Do you need to book Arles Amphitheatre tickets in advance?
Buy at the monument or online from the Arles Tourist Office's ticket shop; there's no separate ticket for the Amphitheatre alone. A pass or combined ticket also gets you the reduced price at Montmajour Abbey, Tarascon Castle, Glanum and the Hôtel de Sade within 15 days.
Is the Arles Amphitheatre a World Heritage site?
Yes: it's part of the World Heritage site Arles, Roman and Romanesque Monuments, on UNESCO's list since 1981, listed as an exchange of ideas and a landmark of its kind.