Gallo-Roman vestiges in Gers

Gallo-Roman jackets
32360 Saint-Lary

The Gallo-Roman tower of Saint-Lary, called a pile, is a funeral monument of Gers, dated from the Gallo-Roman period, classified in 1875. Located 700 m from the village, it peaks at 10.25 m high.

Gallo-Roman battery
32350 Ordan-Larroque

The Gallo-Roman pile of Ordan-Larroque is a 12 metre high second-century funeral tower located near Eauze in Gers. Ranked a historic monument in 1976, it probably marked the site of a local aristocratic burial.

Gallo-Roman battery
32300 Lamazère

The Gallo-Roman pile of the Tourraque, in Lamazère (Gers), is a second century funeral cenotaph, 6.81 m high, classified as a historical monument in 1963. This stone monument indicates a local aristocratic burial.

Gallo-Roman battery
32190 Roquebrune

The Gallo-Roman pile of Montjoie, located at Roquebrune in the Gers, is an ancient monument of 8.40 m high, probably linked to a temple or funeral building of the Gallo-Roman period.

Villa Gallo-Romane
32250 Montréal

The Gallo-Roman villa of Séviac, located in Montreal-du-Gers in Occitanie, is an exceptional archaeological site dating back to the fourth and fifth centuries, famous for its unique mosaics of the École d'Aquitaine and its millennial occupation.

Villa Gallo-Romane
32800 Eauze

The archaeological site of Tasta/Elusa in Eauze is a Gallo-Roman vestige located in Gers, Occitania. Ranked a Historic Monument, it bears witness to the ancient past of the region.

Fanum
32350 Biran

The Gallo-Roman pile of Biran is a funerary tower dating from the 1st-IIIth century, located in Biran (Gers), classified as a historic monument since 1875. This exceptional vestige, 11.20 m high, dominates the Baisian valley.