The Site gallo-romain de Cimiez is a historical site in Nice, France, that showcases the remains of the ancient Roman city of Cemenelum. The site features an archaeological museum, an arena, an amphitheater, and public baths. Visitors can explore the museum to learn about the history of Cemenelum and the province of Alpes Maritimae, and see objects dating from the medieval period. The site is also home to beautiful gardens, including an olive grove with thousands of olive trees, and a monastery with a garden and a cemetery where famous artists like Henri Matisse and Raoul Dufy are buried. The area is of great architectural interest, with many Belle Époque residences, palace hotels, and princely palaces. The site is accessible for self-propelled wheelchairs and pets are welcome
Plan your family visit to the Site gallo-romain de Cimiez with these blog insights 👇

Activities: We visited the gallo-roman site of Cimiez, including the arena, the thermal baths, and the archeological museum. We learned about the thermal baths by using Astérix and Obélix as a reference point, allowing the children to better understand the different rooms and their uses
Highlights: The kids enjoyed exploring the thermal baths and learning about the different rooms. They also had fun playing games and learning about the history of the site in the archaeological museum ✨