Gallo-Roman vestiges in Languedoc-Roussillon

Voie Domitienne
34810 Pomérols

The Domitian Way to Pomerols is an ancient road vestige located in the town of Pomerols, in the Occitan region. His story remains partially documented.

Éperon barré
34690 Fabrègues

The Roque Oppidum is a fortified site of the Iron Age located at Fabrègues (Hérault), overlooking the confluence of the Mosson and Coulazou. Celtic vestiges classified as historical monuments.

Oppidum
11120 Mailhac

The Cayla Oppidum, located in Mailhac (Aude), is a major archaeological site occupied from the Final Bronze Age to the Gallo-Roman era, bearing witness to an Ibero-Languecian civilization and its social and commercial evolution.

Oppidum
34400 Villetelle

The Ambrussum oppidum, located in Villetelle, Occitanie, is a major Gallo-Roman archaeological site, including an oppidum celte, a road station on the Domitian way and the famous Ambroix bridge, a witness of the Mediterranean exchanges from the Iron Age.

Arc antique
30000 Nîmes

The gate of France is a Roman monument of the 1st century BC in Nîmes, the vestige of the Augustan enclosure. Unique secondary door remaining, it is distinguished by its full arch and its preserved pilasters.

Oppidum
34480 Magalas

The Magalas Puppidum is an archaeological site dating from the Iron Age and Gallo-Roman period, located in the Hérault in Occitanie. Ranked a Historical Monument, it bears witness to an ancient occupation.

Oppidum
30100 Alès

The oppidum of the Hermitage, an archaeological site of antiquity, dominates Alès (Gard) from a hill at 150 m altitude, bearing witness to a Gallic and Roman occupation between the Ve and the 1st century BC.

Voie Domitienne
34140 Mèze

The Domitian Way to Mèze is a section of the famous Roman road built from 118 B.C., connecting Italy to Spain via the Narbonese Gaul. Located in Occitanie, it testifies to ancient engineering and its strategic role in exchanges and military traffic.