Description
Today, the 17-hectare archaeological site bears witness to the existence of the capital of a Gallo-Roman people, the Helvians, an essential link in the functioning of the Roman Empire. Visiting the site takes you to the heart of the daily lives of its inhabitants, and reveals the importance of a wealthy trading city, with its administrative centre, theatre, temples and shops. Forgotten for over 1,500 years, it was rediscovered under the vines in the 18th century.
- Home school groups
- Cycle 1: nursery school
- Cycle 2: elementary School
- Cycle 4: middle School
- High school
- Cycle 3: elementary school (CM1, CM2)
- Cycle 3: college (6th)
Spoken language
- English
- French
Comfort / service
- Picnic area
- Lift
- Toilets
- Public WC
- Air conditioning
- Car park
- Defibrillator
- Coach parking
- Free car park
- Cloakroom
- Pets welcome
- Educational visits
- Coach access
- Set down on-site for groups
- Tour free of charge
- Guided tours
- Leisure Center
Prices
Free access.
Means of payment
- Bank/credit card
- Check
- Cash
- Contactless payment
Opening
From 01/01 to 31/12/2024, daily.