Musée de la Romanité Fast-Track Ticket

Experience Roman Civilization in France

Visit the Musée de la Romanité in Nîmes, southern France, a city so important during the Roman Empire that it was known as the 'Little Rome of Gaul'!
The building itself, designed by French architect Elizabeth de Portzamparc and covered with over 7,000 glass tiles, is a sight to behold. When light reflects off it, it creates a spectacular display reminiscent of Roman mosaics.

The Musée de la Romanité is located opposite the Arena of Nîmes, making it easy to visit both attractions. Spend a special time admiring over 3,000 years of artifacts and learning about the history and culture of ancient Rome. 

Key Museum Features

Extensive Collection of Artifacts:
The museum displays over 5,000 Roman artifacts dating from the 1st century BC to the Roman Empire, including mosaics, sculptures, metalwork, and everyday Roman items.
In particular, the 'Greco-Roman Mosaic' is a highlight, renowned for its exceptional preservation.

Discover the city planning and architecture of Nîmes, an important Roman stronghold, with models and digital content showcasing the arena, aqueduct, and public baths, offering a comprehensive view of Roman life.