A modern and dynamic display to conduct your own investigation into the site in your own time.

Visit the Pont du Gard Museum

Immerse yourself in Roman culture at this extensive exhibition about the bridge’s history.

In the Museum, find reconstitutions of the antic aqueduct. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

In the Museum of the Pont du Gard : Learn about the importance of the water in the roman way of life. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

Take a journey through time along the waterway and dive into the heart of the Ancient Roman world. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

Discover life-sized reconstructions of the Pont du Gard’s quarries and its canal in the Museum. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

A sound theater where we tell you the project of the construction of the aqueduct of Nîmes. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

In the Museum, find reconstitutions of the antic aqueduct. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

The museum, with its contemporary-style architecture, discretely located just a stone's throw from the aqueduct, is sure to trigger your curiosity as well as answer many of your questions.

In which century was the Pont du Gard built?
Who built it?
How long did it take to build?
What makes it so sturdy?

Enjoy a trip through the ages in this vast area that boasts life-sized reconstructions and virtual surroundings. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

This vast 2,500 m² multimedia space, with its life-size reconstructions and virtual environments, will transport you more than 2,000 years back in time. Follow the river back in time to the days of ancient Rome and discover a whole new universe - a spectacle that you can enjoy on the museum's multiple screens.

Throughout the museum, multimedia technology accurately recreates images from the past. – © Aurelio Rodriguez

The centrepiece of the museum is devoted to the construction of the Pont du Gard, which combines artistry and technical skills. The life-size reconstruction of the quarries, canal, and two of the third tier arches, exhibited alongside plans, technical information and observations, are the most spectacular part of this themed display area.

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