From the owner: Un univers hors du commun A 300m du village des Baux de Provence (à gauche en sortant des…read moreparkings), Cathédrale d'Images est un lieu unique en son genre. Dans une immense carrière de calcaire blanc (Carrières des Grands Fonds), Albert Plécy, journaliste, peintre et écrivain a créé en 1977 le concept de l'Image Totale. Ici l'image est projetée, elle quitte l'écran et part à la rencontre du support tri-dimensionnel. C'est un voyage imaginaire qui est proposé ou des écrans géants de 20 mètres de hauteur constituent 4 000 m² de surface de projection.

The Roman theater is build on early first century. It is currently being use for concert and other…read moreshows. This theater is not big. Probably seat 2000 people. The compound has some ruin columns. If you go to the back of theater seat, you going hollow round arch room. The theater seat below are not fully solid. Now you can understand how they build with lesser materials. The ruin theater only need 15 minutes visit.

This is a pretty cool historic landmark. It is pretty nicely preserved. You can spend about 20…read moreminutes wandering the theater and the ruins. They provide an information video in French but with English subtitles in the front area so you can learn more about the site that you're seeing. I highly recommend coming to this location to learn more about Roman occupation in Arles.