The Place du Forum in Arles, once the main city square during Roman times, continues to be a vibrant hub. Today, it is lined with cafes and restaurants where locals and tourists gather to enjoy alfresco dining. The square is particularly famous for the yellow Café la Nuit, which was immortalized in Vincent van Gogh’s painting, ‘Café Terrace at Night.’ Visitors can savor a meal, take in the lively atmosphere, and capture photos of the iconic café that inspired the renowned artist.
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