Glanum Archaeological Site at Glanum

Glanum Archaeological Site is an open-air ancient settlement in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, presenting the layered remains of a town occupied successively by Celtic, Greek and Roman civilisations.

Visitors walk through the excavated ruins at their own pace, taking in structural remains that span several centuries of occupation. The site includes remnants of temples, a forum, thermal baths and domestic buildings, allowing a direct encounter with the architectural traditions of each period. Two well-preserved Roman monuments stand just outside the main excavation area, offering additional context for the site's later history. Tickets grant access to the archaeological grounds.