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205 rue Tony Garnier, Parc Hotelier Ville Active, Nimes, Languedoc-Roussillon, 30900, France
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'Pug-holes'
Renaissance doorway
Les Arenes - from inside
Looking for wifi access in Nimes. Any at rail station? Are they free?
There are a few wifi hotspots in Nimes mentioned here:
http://languedoc.angloinfo.com/af/448/languedoc-roussillon-wifi-hotspots-and-wireless-access.html
The station is not one of those listed.
There are several Mcdonalds in Nimes. The French site will detail and map them for you:
http://www.mcdonalds.fr/emploi/les-metiers/emploi-restauration.html#/find-restaurant/
Several offer wifi (the brown 'M' symbol).
visit les Arènes, but not necessarily when there is a bull fight!
The Maison Carrée is worth a visit, too.
Not far from Nîmes, you must visit the Pont du Gard. Don't rush the visit, the whole scenery around the place is fabulaous.
Not far from Nîmes, visit the Pont Flavien. Little known, but well worth a stop.
On September 23 and 24, Hans, Wim and I stayed at this charming little town of Saint-Gilles. We decided to get a hotel here, because of its central location. It is southeast of Nimes, west of Arles, south of Pont du Gard and Avignon and north of Montpellier and Marseille. It was a nice, quiet town and close to many of the places we wanted to visit. In this photo, Hans is standing in front of the Saint-Gilles Town Hall.
The Porte d'Auguste, where the Via Domitia entered the colonia, is one of the two Roman town 'gates' still standing. It dates from around 27BC.
Although you can't go inside, it is still pretty impressive. There is a central entrance for carts, with pedestrian entrances either side. Originally it had two defensive towers as well.
If you look at the interior wall of the right-hand passage you will see a row of typical Roman square holes, used for scaffolding and/or flooring supports.
There is a replica statue of Emperor Augustus within the site.
also, check out the jardins in nimes- they are very nice and great for walking in the hills. best parks in france.
a few old roman temples. climb to the top of the hill, just follow the paths, and hike to the top a the tower for great views.
Long before the National Football League, the real games were performed at the Roman amphitheatre in this city. One of the best preserved in all of Europe, this building was built in the first century AD and is used for public events (like.bull fighting ) even today!
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