Site Archéologique de Glanum

It's probably the best Greek/ Roman ruins we've visited outside of Greece. It was pretty quiet in February, which was perfect. The paper guide is very good. We didn't get the audio guide, but they sold an expanded guide, which we picked up.

Easy access and plenty of nearby parking, there is a short walk to the ticket office and gift shop. There is a restaurant ready to take your order and provide an amazing picnic. Don't forget to bring your blanket this place is very relaxing with exceptional breezes and plenty of sun.

Fascinating site! We bought tickets at the door and found the prices really fair. I would guess it gets busy during peak season, but on a February weekday it wasn't crowded at all. There's a lovely viewpoint climb on the way out that gives a great view of the entire site.

A must if you are in the area! Very well maintained.

A must visit and recommend getting the audio guide. The findings and size of the site are high quality - just walking through, along the Main Street gives you a sense of how it must have been.. Lots of further information available in the shop. The treasures are stored in the Hotel Sade - which was closed for winter when we were here - would loved to have seen that!

Definitely worth a visit. This site is quite big and with so many things to see. There are short trails around the site, too, for a panorama view of the site. Visitor center's information and an audio guide is all you need to understand the history here.

Lovely romans archeologic remains and art.

It may be a great start of a visit of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. There is an ancient town built even before the Rome empire came. Lots of buildings remain in a good state. You can see how everyday life of the town war organised. If you’re interested in archeology you’ll be excited as there are many activities related to it. So you can even give it a try. For kids there’re some performances and many books on a shop to tell in a simple way why archeology is important and what’s needed to become an archeologist. For sure it’s an amazing place for those who like history and the Roman period. Highly recommend visiting. It’s a rare case when an ancient city has been conserved so well.

really good day out but more aimed at french speakers