Ambrussum, archaeological site with its celebrated place in antiquity and the Ambroix bridge has also brought to light a Gaulish oppidum surrounded by ramparts, a Roman staging post on the Via Domitia, Gallo-Roman homes and a paved roadway more than 2000 years old.
The museum recounts Ambrussum’s history from the first occupation by mankind to the archaeological excavations.
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Ambrussum, archaeological site with its celebrated place in antiquity and the Ambroix bridge has also brought to light a Gaulish oppidum surrounded by ramparts, a Roman staging post on the Via Domitia, Gallo-Roman homes and a paved roadway more than 2000 years old.
The museum recounts Ambrussum’s history from the first occupation by mankind to the archaeological excavations.
Free access permanently on site.
Museum schedules and periods:
October to May: 14h-17h30 (except Monday).
June and September: 10h-12h30 / 14h-17h30, (except Monday).
July and August: 10h-12h30 / 14h30-19h, (except Monday).
Closed: From 23rd December to 31st january, the 1st May, the 1st and 11th November.
Duration guided visit site + museum: 2h30
Free visit (site and museum without guide): free.
Guided tour (site and museum ):
* Under 18, students, and job seekers.
Free access permanently on site.
Museum schedules and periods:
October to May: 14h-17h30 (except Monday).
June and September: 10h-12h30 / 14h-17h30, (except Monday).
July and August: 10h-12h30 / 14h30-19h, (except Monday).
Closed: From 23rd December to 31st january, the 1st May, the 1st and 11th November.
Duration guided visit site + museum: 2h30
Free visit (site and museum without guide): free.
Guided tour (site and museum ):
* Under 18, students, and job seekers.
