Nimes Attractions

This Bridge, a spectacular heritage feature of the Roman world across the Gardon River, is one of the most spectacular masterpieces dating from the 1st century AD. Named after the Gardon River, the bridge was originally erected to supply Nimes with water from the Eure spring in Uzes.

The Nimes Arena is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating testimonies of Nimes’ glorious past. Originally built as a site of animal and gladiator fights, it was used as fortified living quarters by the Visigoths. It is now used for festivals, bullfights and pageants.