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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.

Apart from the obvious historical interest of the place, the surrounding tracks and paths are ideal for gravel.

Crossed by the oldest road built in Roman times, the Via Domitia, and located on the banks of the Vidourle, the archaeological site of Ambrussum offers lovers of old stones a landscape steeped in history. The Ambrussum site encourages the visitor to discover the Ambroix bridge, the remains of old dwellings, a public building and an Oppidum classified as a Historic Monument. One can also observe the cobbled lane, the main artery of the Oppidum. You are invited to open the doors of the site museum composed of a space that can accommodate temporary exhibitions, a permanent exhibition hall, an audio-visual room and a shop.

Visit of the museum and walk on the site approximately 1h30. Everything is free

An arch of the old bridge, the "Pont Ambroix", still stands alone in the water.