Travel
Getting There
Arles sits in the heart of Provence, well served by three airports and a high-speed rail line from Paris.
Marseille Provence (MRS)
By far the widest choice of international and UK flights, making it the easiest airport for most guests.
Nîmes (FNI)
The closest airport to Arles. Flight options are more limited, but excellent if a convenient route is available.
Montpellier (MPL)
Another excellent alternative, around 50–60 minutes from Arles.
Taxis are easily available from all three airports.
Getting Around Provence
Car Hire
We’d recommend hiring a car if you can. Cars can be hired from Marseille, Montpellier and Nîmes Airports, as well as Avignon TGV station if you’re arriving by train.
If you’d rather not hire one, get in touch and we’ll do our best to match you with other guests for car sharing.
By Train
Arles Station
Arles station is a short walk from the centre. If you're spending a few days in Paris beforehand, regular direct high-speed trains run from Paris Gare de Lyon to Arles, with the fastest journeys just over 4 hours. There are also regular direct trains from Marseille, Nîmes and Montpellier.
Arles Train Station →The Weekend, Mapped
Your Journey
Click any two points on the map to get directions between them.
Marseille Provence Airport
The widest choice of international and UK flights, and the easiest airport for most guests — around 50–60 minutes from Arles by car.
Nîmes Airport
The closest airport to Arles, around 20–30 minutes by car — excellent if a convenient route is available.
Montpellier Airport
Another excellent alternative, around 50–60 minutes from Arles by car.
Friday Drinks
L'Apostrophe, 7 Pl. du Forum — join us for an informal evening of drinks before the celebrations begin.
The Ceremony
Church of Notre-Dame-de-la-Major, in the old town — please be seated by 14:45 for a 15:00 start on Saturday 26th June.
Reception at Château de Paon
A short drive from the church, this is where Saturday's cocktails, dinner and dancing will take place.
