Museum Romanite Tickets, Nimes
Museum Romanite Tickets highlights
Visit the Museum Romanite, designed by Elizabeth de Portzamparc and marvel at the modern architecture elegantly blended with the historical context of Roman ruins.
Explore the permanent exhibit of the museum set in a chronological order of its 4 key periods including Pre-Roman Gaul and the Roman period.
Admire an extensive collection at the museum, which houses over 5,000 artefacts, including statues, mosaics, ceramics, and everyday items from Roman times.
Learn about Nîmes' history through around 65 multimedia devices, including interactive maps and dynamic projections, for a rich historical experience.
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About Museum Romanite, Nimes:
Museum Romanite in Nîmes showcases the rich Roman heritage of the region through a diverse collection of artefacts, sculptures, and architectural elements. Housed in a historic building, the museum offers insights into ancient Roman life with exhibits featuring everyday objects, inscriptions, and statues. Highlights include detailed displays of Roman architecture and art, making it a key destination for understanding the profound impact of Roman civilization on Nîmes and the surrounding area.
About Museum Romanite Tickets:
- Visit the Museum Romanite and admire its blend of modern architecture and Roman artefacts, offering insight into the city’s transformation over 25 centuries.
- Trace the evolution from Pre-Roman Gaul through the Roman period and the Middle Ages to the enduring legacy of classical Rome, revealing the city’s past in chronological order.
- Experience Volcae Arecomici life in a reconstructed Gallic house, and learn about Roman influence through ancient tombs and inscriptions.
- Learn about the Roman period with interactive screens and maps, highlighting the city's development and the remarkable conservation of monuments like the Arena.
- Marvel at a collection of honorary, religious, and funerary inscriptions, through projections revealing life stories of people from nearly 2,000 years ago.
- Go through the 'Tunnel of Religions' and admire the collection of paintings and sculptures depicting Roman deities, oriental gods, and Gallic divinities, including imperial cult portraits.
- Admire the mediaeval bestiaries and biblical imagery from the Romanesque period and Gothic carvings blending secular and religious themes from the 14th-century
- Look at the legacy of Roman Antiquity with 1:100 scale cork miniatures of great Roman monuments by Auguste Pelet, shown at the 1839 Universal Exhibition.
- View the museum’s collections of Roman ceramics and pottery, along with coins and jewellery showcasing the period's economic and social life, in the Archaeology zone.
- Engage with over 65 multimedia displays, including augmented reality features and virtual tours, that bring ancient Rome to life.
