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±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ’ twin-tiered amphitheatre is the best preserved in France. Built around 100 BC, the arena once seated 24,000 spectators and staged gladiatorial…
Must-see attractions in ±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ
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Roman remains in these elegant gardens include the 30m-high Tour Magne, raised around 15 BC – the largest of a chain of towers conveying imperial power…
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Opened in mid-2018, this futuristic steel-and-glass structure faces Les Arènes right in the heart of the city. Within, the ambitious archaeological museum…
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Constructed in gleaming limestone around AD 5, this temple was built to honour Emperor Augustus’ two adopted sons. Despite the name, the Maison Carrée …
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World-famous fizzy water Perrier has its source in natural springs 13km southwest of ±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ. You can watch a 3D film that explains Perrier’s history, the…
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The city’s fine-arts museum has a fairly pedestrian collection of Flemish, Italian and French works, although it’s worth a look for the fine Roman mosaic,…
Carré d’Art – Musée d'Art Contemporain
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The striking glass-and-steel Carré d’Art was designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster. Inside is the Musée d’Art Contemporain, with permanent and…
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±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ' natural history museum has the usual displays of stuffed beasties, fossils and skeletons, as well as a few menhirs (standing stones) decorated by…
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Inside the city's 17th-century episcopal palace, the town museum delves into the history of ±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ from Roman times through to the modern era, with lots of…
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Topped by twin towers reaching 70m, ±·Ã®³¾±ð²õ' largest church (accommodating up to 3000 worshippers) was built in neogothic style between 1867 and 1877.