Arc Romain
Leaning against the northern end of St-Siffrein Cathedral, this ancient triumphal arch—a last vestige of this once-thriving Roman town—dates from the 1st century AD and was built to commemorate the victory of Rome over the barbarians. Notice the fine sculpted columns and figures of two captive warriors (said to be a German and a Parthian or a Hellenistic king) carved into either side of the arc.
