Musée de la Romanité
Join a unique voyage to the heart of Roman Antiquity to discover Nîmes, the ‘French Rome’. Facing the Roman Arena of Nîmes, enjoy the historical experience thanks to 5000 outstanding pieces and 65 multimedia devices. A lively place with restaurant, Mediterranean garden, 360° rooftop, etc.
Contact
16 boulevard des Arènes
https://museedelaromanite.fr/contact
30000
Nîmes
+33(0)4 48 210 210
https://museedelaromanite.fr
LIVE THE HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE!
In Nîmes, opposite the two-millennia-old arena, the Musée de la Romanité presents 25 centuries of history with 5000 exceptional archaeological pieces in 65 multimedia displays for a totally immersive experience (interactive maps, large-scale audiovisual technology, etc.). See life in a Gallic house, plus Roman mosaics with colourful, recreated mural decorations and objects from everyday life. You can admire the Arena behind the ramparts, exactly as if you were there 2000 years ago, and follow the influence of Roman culture down the centuries.
Opening hours:
Every day from April to October : 10am to 7pm
Every day except Tuesday from November to March : 10am to 6pm
Closed on 25 December and 1 January
Last entrance one hour before closing time.
Visit to the Musée de la Romanité
Experience history:
- 25 centuries of history to explore
- 5,000 exceptional exhibits
- 65 multimedia devices
Opening hours:
Every day from April to October from 10am to 7pm
Every day except Tuesday from November to March from 10am to 6pm
Closed on 25 December and 1 January
Thematic of the place
Visite libre
Public price
Tarif unique : €9.00Price with the pass
Tarif unique : Free
Mémoire vive. Oliver Laric
From date 21 April to date 31 December 2023
Le Musée de la Romanité explore cette année le lien entre Antiquité et art contemporain à l’occasion des 30 ans de Carré d’art, Musée d’art contemporain de Nîmes, en présentant le travail d’Oliver Laric.
Certaines œuvres des collections, souvent fragmentaires, sont « re-sculptées » grâce aux technologies digitales, afin d’en proposer une réinterprétation, à la fois respectueuse du modèle et résolument contemporaine.
Au croisement de l’art numérique et de l’archéologie, cette exposition rappelle la fascination qu’exerce l’Antiquité gréco-romaine sur les artistes d’aujourd’hui et consacre l’idée d’un patrimoine antique universel et accessible à tous.
Musée de la Romanité