Ambrussum
Lunel, France
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Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Lots of wandering around old Roman stuff. What's not to like. Huge one remaining pillar of a Roman bridge, very well preserved sections of Roman road, remains of the opposing walls and buildings. I went when the was shut. It's free to go, anytime. Google maps hours are for the museum, not the site. Excellent site, well cared for and preserved. Allow a good hour or two to round all of it. Be aware there is very little shade if hot and sunny so hats and water recommended. There is a good (includes info in English), a gift shop and drinks available. Good loos too. Some guided tours. Superbe visite gratuite riche en informations. Vous y trouverez toutes les commodités (parking, wc...) il manque peut être juste un endroit ou boire un café. Je recommande la location de la tablette pour 5 euros afin de pouvoir visualiser en 3D le lieu tel qu'il l'était dans le temps. Munissez vous de bonnes chaussures et d'eau! Really interesting Roman ruins. Completely free to visit including the museums. Beautiful ruins of the ancient bridge. Several ancient streets in great preserved condition. What a place. It’s a beautiful touch of history. There is a place where you can see the most ancient Roman road in France built more than 2000 years ago as well as a fantastic view of the local nature. Don’t miss the bridge which has inspired for decades and centuries artists and painters. There is also a free if you want to know more about the region. important sur la route de l Italie, certes très difficile de se rendre conte, mais avec la tablette tactile (location a 5 € )c'est une super mise en situation. L'entrée est gratuite en plus. C'est une belle promenade. (Photo du pont actuel et avec tablette) Magnifique archéologique. La visite vaut le détour ! L'art d'allier la promenade et la culture! La déambulation sur le est gratuite et la visite du musée également. Possibilité d'être guidés par une application sur téléphone ou de louer une tablette. Un merveilleux, prévoir une journée complète pour effectuer la randonnée sur le chemin d’Ambrussum et prendre quelques photos des vestiges du pont gallo-romain. Nice long path, need hiking shoes Exceptionnel !!! A voir absolument, on se prend à imaginer, en marchant sur la rue en pierre, toutes les ruelles adjacentes et les commerces qui étaient le long (on voit encore les entrées). L'accueil au musée et très bien avec le sourire ,le musée est très intéressant et très bien organisé. Tout est gratuit, bravo. Large area of Roman remains of an oppidum. Part of a Roman bridge arch in the Vidourle river. Some interesting explanatory notices, but sometimes difficult to work out the layout of the settlement. Quite atmospheric. closed for winter. A rocky road back through history. Nice walk, but requires good shoes for hiking Tres bien. Interesting, well laid out was a great introduction before exploring the site. Entry was free Great little just off the motorway. is small with some interesting finds. The is on the edge of a Roman road (via Domitian). The also includes the remains of an ancient Roman bridge. Lastly, you can take a quick up to the hilltop to see the Roman town. The was free at the time of our visit but the visitor centre has tablets you can use for €5 that have 3D virtual viewer. Absolutely worth it. You can do it on your phone but it is slow. Free muzeum and walk, nice views, easily accessible from the highway. It's not suitable for strollers because it's quite a up but would be great for kids to explore. You can also bring your doggo. I also feel the muzeum has a nice little shop with creative souvenirs. Lovely and short hike. Ideal trip with the kid. Very nice archeological that goes back to 4th century bc. A great in typical Mediterranean vegetation. Bring water! Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time. Historical landmark
Opening hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
Details
- Address
- Chem. d'Ambrussum, Villetelle, Metropolitan France, FR
- Phone
- +33 4 67 02 22 33
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