Villalba

Benifallet

Stintino

Tivenys

Calaceite

Amposta

Cretas

Soller

Torre del Compte

Santa Maria la Palma

Bunyola

Tottubella

Ulldecona

Esporles

Estellencs

Palma

Corachar

Playa de Palma

L'Arenal

Portals Nous

Sant Elm

Peguera

Alcossebre

Tresnuraghes

Nimes

The Romans – architecture connoisseurs as they were – would be impressed by the Musée de la Romanité in Nîmes, designed to look like it's wrapped in a toga.

They would also admire the fact we managed to look after their treasures and trinkets for so long. As many as 5,000 of them, dating from as far back as 700 BC, are on display in this state-of-the-art museum. Mosaics, statues, frescoes and more, complemented by interactive displays, projectors and touchscreens. Immerse yourself in history!

Musée de la Romanité: Skip The Line Ticket

A **feat of ancient engineering**, the Arena of Nîmes is one of the best-preserved amphitheaters – it dates back to 100 AD, just a few years after the Romans built the Colosseum. 

Of the 300 still-standing Roman amphitheaters, this is one of the biggest. At the peak of the Roman Empire, up to 24,000 people would gather to watch gladiator battles and animal hunts at _Les Arènes de Nîmes_, or the Nîmes Arena.

Arènes de Nîmes: Entry Ticket

Visites et billets à Nimes

Musée de la Romanité: Skip The Line Ticket

Arènes de Nîmes: Entry Ticket

Attractions à Nimes