Gallo-Roman vestiges in Lower Normandy

Villa Gallo-Romane
14930 Vieux

Vieux-la-Romaine is a Gallo-Roman archaeological site located in Vieux (Calvados), the former capital of the Viducassians. It reveals monumental remains such as a theatre, thermal baths and an exceptional domus, witness to its golden age in the second-third centuries.

Baptistery
50580 Port-Bail-sur-Mer

The Baptistery of Portbail, a paleo-Christian vestige of the fifth century, is a hexagonal building classified historical monument, located in Port-Bail-sur-Mer in Normandy. Its ruins reveal a unique baptismal pool north of the Loire.

Gallo-Roman baths
14100 Lisieux

The archaeological garden of the Hospital of Lisieux, located in Normandy, exhibits Gallo-Roman remains from the 1st to the 3rd century, including a thermal building and an urban villa richly decorated with exceptional murals.

Gallo-Roman baths
50700 Valognes

The Gallo-Roman thermal baths of Alleaume in Valognes, built in the first century, are a symmetrical thermal complex of 1,225 m2, classified historical monument in 1862. Located in Normandy, their vestiges rise to 12 meters.

Oppidum
50340 Flamanville

The Castel Camp is a protohistoric archaeological site of the Final Bronze Age, located in Flamanville (Manche), overlooking the Norman cliffs with a rampart and carbonized remains.

14100 Saint-Désir

The Gallo-Roman theatre of Saint-Désir, dated from the 2nd century, is a mixed building (theatre-amphithéâtre) located near Lisieux in Normandy, reflecting the Romanization of the Lexovians.