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Founded: 180 BCECategory: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in France
Historical period: Arrival of Celts (France)
Rating
3.8/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Ozge Ozdemir (10 months ago)
Interesting place. There were 2 large boards with detailed explanations (in general for the site). On a Monday morning in July, there were no employees, no security, not one soul. If you are afraid of being alone in a vast area with no sign of human company, you shouldn’t go alone. Closed between 12 - 14:00. Also, the bus 11 takes you from the city center to the site and back, but the driver I had was a bit careless. The bus stop was obviously only for number 11 and I was waiting at the bus stop, looking at the time table. He just drove so fast and passed by that I couldn’t even make a sign for him to stop. The road looks like intercity, definitely not residential. I had to walk another 8 minutes downhill through the park (by the highway) to get to another crossroads.
Interesting place. There were 2 large boards with detailed explanations (in general for the site). On a Monday morning in July, there were no employees, no security, not one soul. If you are afraid of being alone in a vast area with no sign of human company, you shouldn’t go alone. Closed between 12 - 14:00. Also, the bus 11 takes you from the city center to the site and back, but the driver I had was a bit careless. The bus stop was obviously only for number 11 and I was waiting at the bus stop, looking at the time table. He just drove so fast and passed by that I couldn’t even make a sign for him to stop. The road looks like intercity, definitely not residential. I had to walk another 8 minutes downhill through the park (by the highway) to get to another crossroads.
Dave Rogalsky (2 years ago)
Rugged area-wear good shoes and expect quite a bit of walking. A few didactics in English and German, as well as French. Not much to see unless you're a Guy Gavriel Kay (author) fan. Great view of Mont St. Victoire.
Rugged area-wear good shoes and expect quite a bit of walking. A few didactics in English and German, as well as French. Not much to see unless you're a Guy Gavriel Kay (author) fan. Great view of Mont St. Victoire.
Alexandre Nunes de Oliveira (2 years ago)
If you are interested in archeology, history, and general culture, this is a great place to visit. ?? Plus, the entrance is free and the surrounding landscape is inspiring, perfect for a relaxing walk. * je suis venu au printemps 2022 *
If you are interested in archeology, history, and general culture, this is a great place to visit. ?? Plus, the entrance is free and the surrounding landscape is inspiring, perfect for a relaxing walk. * je suis venu au printemps 2022 *
Ferd Sen (3 years ago)
Very nice! There is a German and English translation on the large information board. At the bottom of the main road already parking strips, but calmly drive the white sign after the T-junction right up the mountain, there is a large parking lot at the top :)
Very nice! There is a German and English translation on the large information board. At the bottom of the main road already parking strips, but calmly drive the white sign after the T-junction right up the mountain, there is a large parking lot at the top :)
Hans Goertz (3 years ago)
Interesting historical site
Interesting historical site
