This cultural centre created in 1976 by Léonard Gianadda has a permanent display and organises temporary exhibitions that are well known in the region. It houses a Gallo-Roman museum, with galleries overlooking the remains of a 1C temple containing m..

Rebuilt in the 17C and flanked with an 18C Neo-Gothic belltower that stands 50 m high, this church looks very noble with its monumental portal. Note the fine sculpted furnishings inside from local workshops in the 17-18C and the large crucifix dating..

Years of digs and restoration have exposed this little 6,000-capacity amphitheatre (by comparison, the one in Nimes could hold 24,000). One of the smallest Roman amphitheatres in the world.