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The Arles Way (French: La voie d'Arles or Chemin d'Arles) in southern France, named after that principal cathedral city goes through Montpellier, Toulouse and Oloron-Sainte-Marie before reaching the Spanish border at Col du Somport in the high Pyrenees. It is also called the Via Tolosana, a name that follows the Latin convention of the other French routes, because it passes through Toulouse, a notable pilgrimage destination in its own right. After passing the Pyrenees it is referred to as the Aragonese Way. It is the only French route not to connect to the Camino Francés at Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port. After taking its Aragonese name, it joins the Camino Francés at Puente la Reina.

Eglise St Honorat, Arles

32 photos
Created 2-Jun-17
Modified 2-Jun-17
Eglise St Honorat, Arles

Ancienne Abbatiale Saint-Gilles-du-Gard,

14 photos
Created 1-Jun-17
Modified 1-Jun-17
Ancienne Abbatiale Saint-Gilles-du-Gard,

Pont du Diable, Aniane/Saint-Jean-de-Fos

17 photos
Created 30-May-17
Modified 30-May-17
Pont du Diable, Aniane/Saint-Jean-de-Fos

Ancienne Abbaye de Gellone, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert,

32 photos
Created 30-May-17
Modified 30-May-17
Ancienne Abbaye de Gellone, Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert,

Toulouse, Basilique Saint Sernin

11 photos
Created 3-Sep-14
Modified 3-Sep-14
Toulouse, Basilique Saint Sernin

Toulouse, Hôtel Dieu Saint Jacques

15 photos
Created 3-Sep-14
Modified 3-Sep-14
Toulouse, Hôtel Dieu Saint Jacques

Auch, Cathédrale Sainte Marie

19 photos
Created 3-Sep-14
Modified 3-Sep-14
Auch, Cathédrale Sainte Marie

Oloron, Eglise Sainte Marie Oloron

16 photos
Created 3-Sep-14
Modified 3-Sep-14
Oloron, Eglise Sainte Marie Oloron