Archaeological Sites in Provence

Sights Overview

Name	Category	Location

Arc de Triomphe North of the city center is the Arc de Triomphe, which once straddled...	Archaeological Sites	Orange

Arènes Rivaled only by the even better-preserved version in Nîmes...	Archaeological Sites	Arles

Arènes The best-preserved Roman amphitheater in the world is a miniature...	Archaeological Sites	Nimes

Cryptoportiques Entering through City Hall, you can gain access to these ancient...	Archaeological Sites	Arles

Glanum Across the street from Les Antiques and set back from D5, a slick...	Archaeological Sites	St-Remy-de-Provence


Le Port Antique This garden behind the Musée d'Histoire de Marseille stands...	Gardens / Arboretums, Archaeological Sites	Marseille

Les Antiques Two of the most miraculously preserved classical monuments in...	Archaeological Sites	St-Remy-de-Provence

Place de l'Horloge This square is the social nerve center of Avignon; the concentration...	Squares, Archaeological Sites	Avignon

Pont du Gard No other architectural sight in Provence rivals the Pont du Gard...	Archaeological Sites	Pont du Gard

Pont Romain The remarkable single-arch Pont Romain, built in the first century...	Bridges / Tunnels, Archaeological Sites	Vaison-la-Romaine

Pont Van Gogh Van Gogh immortalized many everyday objects and captured views...	Archaeological Sites	Arles

Roman ruins There are two broad fields of Roman ruins, both in the center...	Archaeological Sites	Vaison-la-Romaine

Temple de Diane This shattered Roman ruin dates from the second century BC. The...	Archaeological Sites	Nimes

Théâtre Antique Directly up Rue de la Calade from Place de la République...	Archaeological Sites	Arles

Théâtre Antique Even less touristy than Nîmes and just as eccentric, the...	Archaeological Sites	Orange

Village des Bories Just outside Gordes, on a lane heading north from D2, you'll...	Archaeological Sites	Gordes
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