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Founded: 2nd century ADCategory: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in France
Historical period: Roman Gaul (France)
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4/5 (based on Google user reviews)
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Vincent Debert (15 months ago)
Good, practical and free visit. Allow 15-20 minutes. Personally I didn't know and it's nice to know about a place like this. Inaccessible to people with reduced mobility, strollers.
Good, practical and free visit. Allow 15-20 minutes. Personally I didn't know and it's nice to know about a place like this. Inaccessible to people with reduced mobility, strollers.
arno v (19 months ago)
If you pass through there, stop and you will discover the remains of this ancient Gallo-Roman site (15 mins)
If you pass through there, stop and you will discover the remains of this ancient Gallo-Roman site (15 mins)
beat shona (2 years ago)
Interesting Roman Ruins, unfortunately most of the structure has been dismantled, so you have to use your imagination at the site.
Interesting Roman Ruins, unfortunately most of the structure has been dismantled, so you have to use your imagination at the site.
Alissa Angot (2 years ago)
Little lost corner, but we loved the place. There is a way to take a mini stroll to discover the site to better understand the remains. Really very pleasant. However, don't expect too much either. But otherwise, we were happy with the little detour.
Little lost corner, but we loved the place. There is a way to take a mini stroll to discover the site to better understand the remains. Really very pleasant. However, don't expect too much either. But otherwise, we were happy with the little detour.
Saskia Leendertse (2 years ago)
This is a fun and educational outing where you can, if you wish, walk a route over the highest ring of the theater and learn more about what used to happen here over 2000 years ago. Can be visited with children and dog and costs nothing. Enjoy the tranquility and this little piece of history.
This is a fun and educational outing where you can, if you wish, walk a route over the highest ring of the theater and learn more about what used to happen here over 2000 years ago. Can be visited with children and dog and costs nothing. Enjoy the tranquility and this little piece of history.
