Archaeological site of Glanum
At the foot of the Alpilles, the remains of the town of Glanum date from two periods: Gallo-Greek (2nd-1st centuries BC) and Gallo-Roman (late 1st century AD). Its urbanism, important civil and religious monuments and its vocation as sanctuary make it one of the most evocative sites of antiquity.
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site-glanum.fr
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Address
Archaeological site of Glanum
Vincent Van Gogh Avenue
13210 Saint-Rémy-de-Provence
Resources online
Visit document
Guided tour
La Bona Dea
Under the olive trees, Glanum
The Nymphea
The works
Young Roman with a bull
Crouching warrior
Young audience booklet
Press area
Useful links
Teaching Resources
Teaching space
Teaching record
Visit form
Biographies
Publications
The Ancient City of Glanum and the Sade Hotel by Lionel Izac
Ancient glanum by Xavier Delestre and François Salviat
Glanum - From the Salyen oppidum to the Latin city by Anne Roth Congès