Les Arenes de Nimes
One of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, still used for concerts and bullfights. Built around 70 AD, it seats 24,000 and dominates the city centre.
Monument in Nimes
A near-perfectly preserved Roman temple from the 1st century BC, standing in the heart of Nimes. One of the most complete Roman temples anywhere. Entry is paid but included in the combo ticket with Les Arenes and the Tour Magne.
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One of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, still used for concerts and bullfights. Built around 70 AD, it seats 24,000 and dominates the city centre.
A three-tiered Roman aqueduct bridge spanning the Gardon River, a UNESCO World Heritage Site about 25 kilometres northeast of Nimes. Walking across the top level and swimming below in summer are free.
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