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- Grab these tickets to Montmajour Abbey and unlock scenes from France’s vibrant history and beautiful architecture.
- The abbey is an elegant example of 10th-century Provençal Romanesque architecture. Try to decipher its intricate cloisters and enigmatic graffiti!
- Unveil its Gothic heritage through the pointed arches and ribbed vaults in the chapel, and marvel at the defensive tower’s strategic design.
- Enjoy sweeping panoramas of the Camargue and Arles regions from Montmajour Hill’s elevated vantage point.
- Grab these tickets to Montmajour Abbey and unlock scenes from France’s vibrant history and beautiful architecture.
- The abbey is an elegant example of 10th-century Provençal Romanesque architecture. Try to decipher its intricate cloisters and enigmatic graffiti!
- Unveil its Gothic heritage through the pointed arches and ribbed vaults in the chapel, and marvel at the defensive tower’s strategic design.
- Enjoy sweeping panoramas of the Camargue and Arles regions from Montmajour Hill’s elevated vantage point.
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- Entry to Montmajour Abbey
- Tip: Try to identify the details of the abbey and surrounding landscapes that inspired Vincent Van Gogh in many of his works, including the famous Sunset at Montmajour!
- Free parking and bicycle storage is available at the venue.
- Please note that the venue has uneven ground and numerous steps.
- Strict dress code: Guests must wear proper attire. Bare feet and bathing suits are not allowed.
- Keep in mind that drones, tripods, and pets (except service dogs) are not allowed in this experience.
- Entry is free for disabled guests with an accompanying adult, jobseekers (on presentation of a certificate less than 6 months old), and holders of a valid education pass.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 10 August, 2026.
- These tickets are valid until 10 August, 2026.
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Explore Montmajour Abbey
The Abbey Ruins
The abbey ruins are the most striking feature of the site. They have been standing for over a thousand years, and they offer a fascinating glimpse into the past.
The Romanesque Chapel
The Romanesque chapel is one of the oldest buildings on the site. It is beautifully decorated with carvings and frescoes.
The Hiking Trails
There are several hiking trails that lead through the abbey grounds. These trails offer a great way to explore the site and enjoy the surrounding nature.
Birdwatching
The abbey is a popular spot for birdwatching. You can see over 150 species in the area depending on the season.
Plan Your Visit to the Montmajour Abbey
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- April 1 to May 31: 10 AM to 5 PM, Last admission: 4 PM
Closed on: Mondays - June 1 to September 30: 10 AM to 6:15 PM; Last admission: 5:15 PM
- October 1 to March 31: 10 AM to 5 PM, Last admission: 4 PM
Closed on: Mondays - Also closed on: January 1, May 1, November 11, and December 25
Address: Montmajour Abbey, Route de Fontvieille, 13200 Arles | Find on Map
By Train: Arles is accessible by train from Marseille and Toulouse through Intercités services, as well as by TGV from Paris and Avignon.
By Bus: The abbey is conveniently reachable by bus from downtown Arles, ensuring easy access for visitors.
By Car: From Lyon, take the A7 to Avignon, then follow N570 to Arles and D17 to Fontvieille. From Marseille, head on the A7 to Salon-de-Provence, then take the A54 and N113 to Arles, and follow D17 to Fontvieille. From Montpellier, use A9, exit no. 26, then follow N313 and N572 to Arles, and continue on D17 to Fontvieille.
- Audio guide: An audio guide is available for rent, which provides more information about the abbey's history and architecture.
- Bookshop: The abbey has a small bookshop that sells books about the abbey, the region, and other related topics.
- Restaurant: There is a restaurant on the abbey grounds that serves traditional Provençal cuisine.
- Café: There is also a café on the abbey grounds that serves drinks and snacks.
- Picnic area: There is a picnic area on the abbey grounds where visitors can enjoy a meal al fresco.
- Gift shop: There is a gift shop on the abbey grounds that sells souvenirs and other items related to the abbey.
- Washrooms: There are public WCs on the abbey grounds.
- Respect the site: The abbey is a place of worship and history, so please be respectful of the ruins and the surrounding area.
- Stay on the paths: The abbey grounds are a fragile ecosystem, so please stay on the paths to avoid damaging the vegetation.
- Do not climb on the ruins: The ruins are unstable, so please do not climb on them.
- Do not litter: Please dispose of your trash in the designated bins.
- Be quiet: The abbey is a place of peace and quiet, so please be respectful of others and keep your voice down.
- Do not bring pets: Pets are not allowed on the abbey grounds.
- Do not smoke: Smoking is not allowed on the abbey grounds.
- Do not bring food or drink into the church: Food and drink are not allowed in the church.
- Do not use flash photography: Flash photography can damage the ruins, so please do not use it.
- Arles Amphitheatre (4.1 km): This Roman amphitheater is one of the most impressive and well-preserved amphitheaters in the world.
- Les Alyscamps (4.1 km): This is a Roman necropolis that is located just outside the city walls of Arles.
- Saint-Trophime Cathedral (5.5 km): This is a Roman Catholic cathedral that is located in the city center of Arles.
- Cloître Saint-Trophime (5.4 km): This is a cloister that is located next to the Saint-Trophime Cathedral.
- Musée Réattu (5 km): This museum is located in the city center of Arles, and it houses a collection of paintings, sculptures, and other artworks.
- Arles Antique (6.5 km): This is an archaeological site that is located in the city center of Arles.
Frequently Asked Questions About Montmajour Abbey Tickets
How much do Montmajour Abbey tickets cost?
Montmajour Abbey tickets start as low as €6 online.
Can I buy Montmajour Abbey tickets online?
Yes, you can buy Montmajour Abbey tickets online as you can get great deals and discounts.
How do I purchase Montmajour Abbey tickets?
You can buy Montmajour Abbey tickets online and in advance. Online booking is recommended if you're seeking to avoid potential queues.
Are Montmajour Abbey tickets available online?
Yes, Montmajour Abbey tickets are available for purchase online offering a convenient option to secure your visit in advance.
What is included in the Montmajour Abbey tickets ticket?
Montmajour Abbey tickets typically grant access to the main abbey complex, including the church, cloisters, and other significant areas.
What is the best way to buy Montmajour Abbey tickets?
The best way to purchase Montmajour Abbey tickets is online. This allows you to secure your visit in advance, potentially skip lines, and explore available ticket types.
How long are Montmajour Abbey tickets valid for?
When you purchase your tickets online you can enjoy extended validity on your tickets and redeem them any time up till 10th August, 2024.
Where is Montmajour Abbey located?
Montmajour Abbey is situated near the town of Fontvieille in the Bouches-du-Rhône department of Provence, France.
What are the best ways to reach Montmajour Abbey?
Montmajour Abbey is accessible by car, bike, train (to Arles), and bus (from downtown Arles). The best mode of transportation depends on your preferences and location.
What’s the best time to visit Montmajour Abbey?
Early mornings or late afternoons are often the best times to visit Montmajour Abbey, as crowds tend to be smaller, allowing for a more peaceful experience.
What are Montmajour Abbey's opening hours?
Operating hours vary by season: April 1 to May 31 and October 1 to March 31: 10 AM to 5 PM (Last admission at 4 PM); June 1 to September 30: 10 AM to 6:15 PM (Last admission at 5:15 PM); Closed on Mondays.
Do Montmajour Abbey tickets include free parking?
Free, unsupervised parking is available in front of Montmajour Abbey for visitors.