This site on the Béziers plain appears to have been occupied since the 6C BC. It grew into a proper fortified town, prospering through trade with the Massaliots. Sacked in the late 3C BC, it was restored to prosperity with the arrival of the Romans i..

Built in the place of the walled town, the museum houses objects found here that describe daily life between the 6th and 1st C BBC. «Dolia», cups, vases, amphora, Phoenecian, Etruscan, Greek, Roman and local pottery, funerary articles, and a cup that..

This little museum houses antique and medieval archaeological pieces, most interestingly finds from the Roman town of Vivios. There are religious works of art on the first floor.

This 14C church is in the southern Gothic style. Under the porch, a stone bears a funerary inscription dating back to the 13C written in Occitan. The baptismal chapel was reconstituted using ancient elements.