Editing Arles (section)

==Transport==
[[File:Façade de la gare d'Arles.jpg|thumb|[[Gare d'Arles]]]]
The [[Gare d'Arles]] railway station offers connections to [[Avignon]], [[Nîmes]], [[Marseille]], [[Paris]], [[Bordeaux]] and several regional destinations.

Arles does not have its own commercial airport, but is served by a number of airports in the region, most notably the major international airport of [[Marseille Provence Airport|Marseille Provence]] approximately an hour's drive away.

The [[A54 autoroute]] toll motorway, which locally connects [[Salon-de-Provence]] with [[Nîmes]] and in a wider sense forms part of [[European route E80]], passes by Arles.

[[File:P1060573 Arles port rwk.jpg|thumb|Port of Arles.]]

The [[Rhône]], which for navigation purposes is classified as a [[Classification of European Inland Waterways|Class V waterway]] as far upstream as [[Lyon]], is a historically important transport route connecting the inland [[Rhône-Alpes]] region with the [[Mediterranean Sea]]. The port of Arles and its adjacent rail and road connections provides a major [[transshipment]] node, which in 2013 handled approximately 450,000 tonnes of goods.<ref>{{cite web |title=Le port d'Arles |url=http://www.arles.cci.fr/le-port-darles/ |website=CCI du Pays d'Arles |access-date=11 June 2018}}</ref>