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The Notre-Dame church was completely rebuilt on medieval foundations in the 17th century after suffering severe damage during the Wars of Religion. Its imposing Baroque façade, associated with the Counter-Reformation, was restored in 1984.

Lunel is a town in the Camargue with a small cozy center and pedestrian zone. Here you will also find an arena where the typical camarquaise are held.

Very fun to cross by jumping from stone to stone, but it is better to have a light bike ;) Be careful though, the passage is frequently submerged by water, especially after heavy rains: plan your routes accordingly and have a plan B (going OVER the railway bridge is NOT an option). https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zFVZByrhIxQ

Only an arch remains of the Roman bridge spanning the Vidourle, but the site has a lot of charm and remains a must-see when you drive in the surrounding area.

The site and the museum of Ambrussum (entrance to which is free) allow you to take a fascinating journey through time and discover this ancient Oppidum located on the banks of the Via Dommicia linking the Alps to the Pyrenees. Guided tours are also possible. Do not hesitate to consult the website.

The rampart has been part of the oppidum since its inception and has undergone many modifications. The remains, still visible today, with the many bastions allow us to appreciate the monumental dimension that they were able to achieve.

Vestige of the old square which was the heart of public life in the Gallo-Roman oppidum.