Historic sites in Nimes
If you’re looking to explore historic sites in Nimes and the surrounding area then you can explore our interactive map above or navigate further by using the links below.
Perhaps best known for its range of stunning Roman sites, including the famous arena, Nîmes is a fantastic destination for history lovers that is all-too-often overlooked.
There’s a fantastic selection of historic sites in Nimes and you can plan some great things to see on your trips by browsing our selection. Once you’ve explored the historical places in Nimes you can use our itinerary planner tool to plan out your trip, print off a free pocket guidebook and put together your very own Nimes history tour.
Our database of historic sites is growing all the time, but we may not cover them all. Remember, if you know of other historic sites in Nimes, you can always add them to Historvius now by visiting our Explore page.
Historical sites in Nimes : Site Index
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Arles Amphitheatre
Arles Amphitheatre is a brilliantly preserved, UNESCO listed Roman built sports arena still in use today.
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Arles Archaeological Museum
The Arles Archaeological Museum houses an extensive collection of prehistoric and Ancient Roman artefacts.
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Arles Roman Theatre
Arles Roman Theatre was constructed during the reign of the Emperor Augustus.
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Constantine Baths - Arles
The Constantine Baths in Arles are a set of well preserved Roman public baths built in the fourth century.
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La Maison Carrée
The Maison Carrée in Nîmes is a staggeringly well preserved Roman temple, and one of the best-preserved examples of a Roman building anywhere in the world.
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Les Alyscamps - Arles
Les Alyscamps was a Roman necropolis which now houses a collection of crowded medieval sarcophagi.
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Nimes Arena
Probably the most famous of all historical sites in Nimes, Nimes Arena is amongst the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world.
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Pont du Gard
Pont du Gard is a famous Ancient Roman bridge and aqueduct once used to supply Nimes with water.
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St-Trophime Church
St-Trophime Church is a UNESCO listed church in Arles renowned for its Romanesque architecture.
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Temple of Diana - Nimes
The Temple of Diana is a Roman site in Nimes whose ultimate purpose remains a mystery.
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The Magne Tower
The Magne Tower in Nimes is a well preserved Roman tower built under the Emperor Augustus.
