Musée de la Romanité Ticket

At the Musée de la Romanité in Nîmes, embark on a journey into the past and explore the rich heritage of Roman civilization in the South of France through a vast array of artifacts that have endured the passage of time.

Musée de la Romanité Ticket

Since opening its doors in 2018, this museum has established itself as a key destination for those interested in the remains of Roman heritage found in this region.

Situated directly across from the renowned Arena of Nîmes, the museum is set within a striking modern structure crafted by the acclaimed French-Brazilian architect Elizabeth de Portzamparc.

With your ticket, you will gain access to the permanent exhibition, which showcases an impressive range of artifacts including pottery, mosaics, sculptures, and additional items from both the pre-Roman era (800 to 100 BC) and the Roman period (27 BC to 400 AD). Furthermore, a dedicated floor features artifacts from the medieval era, featuring remarkable sarcophagi and items dating from 1000 to 1500 AD.

We encourage a visit to the museum's panoramic terrace for breathtaking views of Nîmes. Don't forget to explore the archaeological garden located at the rear of the museum, where you can view various Roman remains.

You can download a map illustrating the layout of the museum's various rooms through the following link:

• Map of the Musée de la Romanité

Opening Hours

• April to October: open daily from 10 am to 7 pm
• November to March: open Wednesday to Monday from 10 am to 6 pm

Please note that the last entry is allowed one hour before the museum closes.

Admission is complimentary on specific days:

• First Sunday of each month, excluding July and August
• Special occasions that change seasonally, like the European Heritage Days and the celebrations of Grand Jeux Romains.