Gallo-Roman vestiges in Occitanie

Borne milliaire
30820 Caveirac

Auguste's Milestone at Caveirac is a Roman monument of Antiquity, classified as historical monuments in 1911, now exhibited in the garden of Caveirac Castle in Occitanie.

Rempart
31510 Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges

The upper town of Saint-Bertrand-de-Comminges, built between the fourth and fifth centuries and rebuilt in the twelfth and third centuries, is a Gallo-Roman and medieval defensive wall overlooking the Garonne Valley, in this village classified as Les Plus Beaux de France (Haute-Garonne, Occitanie).

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.

Borne milliaire
11540 Roquefort-des-Corbières

The miles of Roquefort-des-Corbières are four Gallo-Roman remains of Via Domitia, located near the village, dating from Antiquity (I and IV centuries). Ranked historic monuments in 1974.

Amphithéâtre gallo-romain
31000 Toulouse

The Roman amphitheatre of Purpan-Ancely, built in the first century in Toulouse, is a Gallo-Roman vestige classified as a historical monument. Its ruins, among the best preserved in the city, bear witness to its ancient past and its role in the city of Tolosa.

Ruines gallo-romaines
46170 Castelnau Montratier-Sainte Alauzie

The Gallo-Roman ruins of the Souquet, located in Castelnau-Montratier (Lot), are the remains of a thermal and monumental complex dating from the Roman era, discovered in 1878 in the Barguerlone valley.

Villa Gallo-Romaine
31220 Martres-Tolosane

The Roman villa of Chiragan, located in Martres-Tolosane in Occitanie, is an exceptional Gallo-Roman complex from the 1st to the 4th century, famous for its imperial sculptures and marbles, now preserved at the Musée Saint-Raymond in Toulouse.

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.