With a history dating back to the Bronze Age, Nimes is one of France’s oldest cities. Its Roman ruins—which include the UNESCO-listed Pont du Gard aqueduct and Colosseum-inspired Arènes de Nîmes—still take centerstage in the modern city.More
Taking pride of place in a square in old Nîmes, the Maison Carrée (Square House) is France’s best-preserved ancient monument and the world’s only still-intact Roman temple. Built by the Romans around 19 BC, this limestone masterpiece is a must-see in the city.More
For a panoramic view over Nimes, climb to the top of Magne Tower, a pre-Roman watchtower with a small viewing platform at the top. Once part of the city’s fortifications, this historic landmark sits at the top of Mont Cavalier and offers unobstructed views of the surrounding area.More