• Quai de la Fontaine - You are now at the Canal de la Fontaine, which leads directly to the gardens sharing its name!

• Jardins de la Fontaine - This is truly one of the world’s most stunning gardens, and it’s no exaggeration to say so! The Jardins de la Fontaine are ranked among the top 150 most beautiful gardens globally.

• Temple de Diane - It’s impossible to miss this genuine Roman relic, situated in the heart of the Fountain Gardens!

• Sanctuaire de la Fontaine - Take a moment to pause here. You are between the two pools of the gardens, which are the original source of Nîmes.

• Tour Magne - A notable remnant of the walls that once encircled the city of Nîmes, the Magne Tower overlooks the Fountain Gardens and reflects the rich historical heritage of what is known as French Rome.

• Castellum Aquae - Before you are the remains of the castellum, located in the middle of the street and near the University of Nimes.

• Nimes - Look to your left: here is an intriguing street art location.

• Le Spot - You are now in front of a building that has been a hybrid and alternative space since 2013: the Spot. This is where the association of the same name was founded, aiming to promote alternative cultures.

• Eglise Sainte-Baudile - The magnificent Saint-Baudile church, constructed between 1867 and 1877, is not as ancient as most of Nîmes’ monuments.

• La Porte Auguste - A true gem of Nimes’ heritage, here is the door of Augustus! Also known as the Porte d’Arles, it is a very old remnant of the enclosure that surrounded the city during Roman times, dating back to the 1st century BC.

• Place du Grand Temple - This building is the Great Temple of Dominicans. It was constructed between 1714 and 1736 as a church for Catholic religious from the Order of Preachers, founded in 1215.

• Chapelle des Jésuites - This is the Jesuit chapel, built at the end of the 17th century.

• Eglise Sainte-Perpetue et Sainte-Felicite de Nimes - Built during the Second Empire, the church of Sainte-Perpetue and Sainte-Félicité features an eclectic style typical of that era. It took approximately 12 years to complete.

• Esplanade Charles-de-Gaulle - Constructed in the latter half of the 16th century, the Charles de Gaulle esplanade was intended to be a site for artillery exercises.

• Arenes de Nimes - You are now in front of the best-preserved Roman amphitheatre in the world! Over 23,000 spectators could enjoy gladiatorial battles here from the 1st century!

• Musee de la Romanite - Continuing on Place des Arenas, you will arrive at the impressive Museum of Romanity, right in front of you.

• Place du Marché - Isn’t it a charming place? Notice the palm tree in its center: it is one of the two symbols of the city of Nimes!

• Mairie de Nîmes - You are now in front of the City Inn of Nimes. Originally, this building housed the Royal Treasury.

• Écusson - We are currently in the heart of Nîmes’ historic center, called l’Ecusson due to its shape, which resembles a crest when viewed on a map!

• Cathedrale Notre-Dame-Et-Saint-Castor de Nimes - You are now in front of the cathedral of Nimes, known as Notre-Dame and Saint-Castor.

• La Maison Carree - In front of you stands the Romanesque House of Nîmes, located at No. 1 rue de la Madeleine.

• Place de l’Horloge - You are now on the Place de l’Horloge. Indeed, in front of you stands the Clock Tower, which overlooks the square from a height of 31 meters.

• Les Halles de Nîmes - A treat for gourmets! The halls of Nîmes offer a hundred stalls where merchants are delighted to present their local products.

• Little Temple of Nîmes — United Protestant Church of France - The Little Temple of Nimes is distinct from the Great Temple of Dominicans. It is called the Small Temple to differentiate it from the Great Temple of Calade, which existed in Nimes until 1686 but was destroyed.

• La Maison Carree - Another significant relic from the Roman era, and certainly not the least! Following the best-preserved Roman arenas in the world, here is the only temple from the ancient world that is completely preserved!

• Carre d’Art/Musee d’Art Contemporain - The large building on your left is known as the Square of Art.

• Immediate access to the audioguided circuit, no tickets or materials to collect
• Offline mode (no data consumption during the visit)
• 3 languages available: French, English, Spanish
• Text transcripts of all audio content
• Admire the hidden gems that lie off the beaten track
• 26 immersive audio comments along the way (History…)
• Interactive navigation with 3D map to discover the most beautiful streets
• Recommendations for the best photo opportunities

• Entrance fees to paid establishments along the route…
• Headphones or headphones (optional)

Nimes, affectionately known as the French Rome, offers a captivating journey through its abundant Roman legacy. Wander along the Quai de la Fontaine, marvel at the Arena of Nîmes, the most well-preserved Roman amphitheater, and explore the renowned Maison Carrée, a distinguished ancient temple. Additionally, uncover the Fountain Gardens, the Temple of Diana, and numerous other historical gems. This tour immerses visitors in the essence of history while enjoying the welcoming ambiance of this charming city in southern France.

• 6 km walking circuit, approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes in duration
• Includes visits to 26 historical and cultural landmarks
• Experience street art and delightful café terraces
• Navaway® app for interactive navigation and audio guides available

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.