Les Antiques
Roman Site in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
Just off the main road south from St-Rémy, opposite St-Paul-de-Mausole, there’s an open area that is home to two significant Roman monuments, collectively referred to as Les Antiques. These structures historically served as the grand entrance to the ancient town of Glanum. The site features a triumphal arch, which was erected to celebrate the Roman conquest of Marseille, and a well-preserved mausoleum, believed to honor two grandsons of Emperor Augustus. Both monuments are renowned for their detailed carvings and embody the classical Roman aesthetic of harmony and proportion.
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Visiting Les Antiques
24 Hours
Free
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