The Romans Sites In Provence

Start your tour ' Roman site in Provence' in Saint Rémy de Provence, historic village built on one of the oldest archaeological sites in Europe, a true Gallo-roman city. Later on, join the heart of Roman heritage in Provence: Arles, a lively town dating back to the 7th century BC. Its great Roman sites, the Arena and the Theater, are integrated into modern buildings. Van Gogh had here his most prolific artistic period. Discover Nîmes, proudly claiming its position as part of Provence through its shared Roman heritage, much of which is still evident in the fine architecture throughout the city. Contemplate the magnificent Uzège region and the beautiful Uzès town. One last stop will take you to the Pont du Gard, the largest Aqueduct of the Roman Empire still standing. Deluxe France & its own team of drivers & guides will lead you to the major Romans sites in Provence. Not to be missed during your stay in the South of France.

Photo gallery

Interactive map

*Click on the markers for more details

Our Local expert tips

Restaurant: L’Auberge de St Rémy

The renowned chefs welcomes you to a former coach inn in the city centre of Saint Rémy de Provence, and on a green and cool patio also offers cooking classes

https://www.aubergesaintremy.com/fr/

Restaurant: La Chassagnette

At the heart of the Camargue, La Chassagnette’s GARDEN draws its uniqueness from the soil of the Rhône delta. Either native to the Camargue or from further afield, vegetables reign here, each one of them waiting for the ideal harvesting time

http://www.chassagnette.fr/fr/

Museum Pont du Gard

In order to give the million yearly visitors a better idea of the work involved the Pont du Gard, the Great Exhibition features important elements of the Roman life. It was worthy assigned by UNESCO as human patrimony.

http://www.pontdugard.fr/fr