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Arènes de Nîmes – Maison Carrée Runde von Nîmes

Thomas Mittelstädt

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Arènes de Nîmes – Maison Carrée Runde von Nîmes

Thomas Mittelstädt planned a hike

October 8, 2022

Arènes de Nîmes – Maison Carrée Runde von Nîmes

Moderate

02:03

7.86km

3.8km/h

50m

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Overview

Moderate hike. Good fitness required. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

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Train Station

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832 m

Nîmes Arena

Highlight • Historical Site

The best preserved Roman amphitheater from the first century is really worth seeing. It used to seat 23,000 spectators.

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1.43 km

Maison Carrée (Roman Temple)

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Both the Parthenon and the Maison Carrée stand on a podium, emphasizing their importance as temples. The Parthenon is a Doric temple made of marble, while the Maison Carrée is …

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1.93 km

Clock Square

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Tour de l'horloge de Nîmes, a lonely tower in a not very exciting area whose task has always been to make time accessible to all residents.

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2.21 km

Waterfall at Place de la République

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A ramp leads through the steps of the waterfall

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4.15 km

Temple of Diana

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This building, which is referred to as the "Temple of DIANA" - in Roman mythology goddess of the hunt and the moon - although such an attribution cannot be proven …

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4.45 km

Waterfall and Pond in Jardins de la Fontaine

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Nice view of the city from the fountain

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5.98 km

The city gate from the time of the Roman emperor Augustus (16/15 BC) was once part of the city wall. The cars rolled through the two large, middle arches, the two smaller side gates were intended for pedestrians.

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