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Founded: 1st century ADCategory: Prehistoric and archaeological sites in France
Historical period: Roman Gaul (France)
Rating
3.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
User Reviews
Markus Geist (9 months ago)
Too bad. It would be a nice place, and there are many Roman ruins where less is visible than here. The place has a good aura, something mystical. But there is no information. Nothing. It is not written on. If you don't know that they are thermal baths, you won't even find out - ok, they're on Rue des Thermes, so you can conclude from that. Such a shame, such a treasure.
Too bad. It would be a nice place, and there are many Roman ruins where less is visible than here. The place has a good aura, something mystical. But there is no information. Nothing. It is not written on. If you don't know that they are thermal baths, you won't even find out - ok, they're on Rue des Thermes, so you can conclude from that. Such a shame, such a treasure.
Ken Butt (13 months ago)
Nice walk to , in a quiet area
Nice walk to , in a quiet area
Laure LEFEVRE (13 months ago)
Like a small park hidden behind the cemetery, we discover the remains of the ancient Roman baths, lucky when a city tour application using puzzles gives us more information (no sign, no "visit"). It is nevertheless pleasant to let your dog loose there: it is completely fenced and remains clean with a waste bag dispenser at the entrance, like a dog park...
Like a small park hidden behind the cemetery, we discover the remains of the ancient Roman baths, lucky when a city tour application using puzzles gives us more information (no sign, no "visit"). It is nevertheless pleasant to let your dog loose there: it is completely fenced and remains clean with a waste bag dispenser at the entrance, like a dog park...
Nathie DEN (2 years ago)
I didn't know the place, I went there following a Facebook post. Great find. And it's free.
I didn't know the place, I went there following a Facebook post. Great find. And it's free.
Chantal Noe (2 years ago)
Visited during heritage days in 30 degree weather and with lots of people. Remarkable speaker for the clarity of her presentation, the modulations of her voice, the hypotheses considered and never acquired. Lots of work and humility. Well done and many thanks. All that remains is to have excavations planned to be able to go further and discover the importance of Mediolanum in its entirety. Thanks again.
Visited during heritage days in 30 degree weather and with lots of people. Remarkable speaker for the clarity of her presentation, the modulations of her voice, the hypotheses considered and never acquired. Lots of work and humility. Well done and many thanks. All that remains is to have excavations planned to be able to go further and discover the importance of Mediolanum in its entirety. Thanks again.
