Museum and archaeological site of Argentomagus, roman garden

A museum directly built on an ancient site proposes a journey over a million years, from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era. In the "crypt", under the museum, a domestic altar, unique throughout the Gaul is displayed at the same place where it was discovered in 1986.

A museum directly built on an ancient site proposes a journey over a million years, from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era. A small Roman garden completes the visit. Unique in France, a small garden of Roman plants: 150 different species (medicinal, tinctorial, tanning, decorative, aromatic…). A museum directly built on an ancient site proposes a journey over a million years, from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era. A small Roman garden completes the visit. The site of Argentomagus, an authentic Gallo-Roman town of the 2nd century welcomes visitors and opens its streets, its temples, its living theatre and its monumental fountain. A museum directly built on an ancient site proposes a journey over a million years, from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era

A museum directly built on an ancient site proposes a journey over a million years, from prehistoric times to the end of the Roman era. A small Roman garden completes the visit. The site of Argentomagus, an authentic Gallo-Roman town of the 2nd century welcomes visitors and opens its streets, its temples, its living theatre and its monumental fountain.