Nimes is one of the most beautiful and historically significant cities in the south of France, known for its magnificently preserved Roman monuments. This city, called “French Rome”, attracts tourists from all over the world with its unique atmosphere, where antiquity is harmoniously combined with modernity. A map of museums and attractions will help you not to miss any significant place in this amazing city. Among the main museums of Nimes, the Museum of Roman Civilization deserves special attention, where artifacts from the Roman Empire are presented. The Carré d'Art Museum of Contemporary Art offers a rich collection of works of the XX-XXI centuries. The Natural History Museum will introduce the flora and fauna of the region, and the Old Nimes Museum will tell about the medieval period of the city. Each of these museums has unique collections that are worth seeing. The main attractions of Nimes are real masterpieces of ancient architecture. The Arena Nima Amphitheatre, built in the first century AD, is still used for events. The Mezon Carre Temple is one of the best preserved Roman temples in the world. The Manj Tower, the Fountain Gardens and the Pont du Gard aqueduct in the vicinity of the city make up its unique historical appearance. These monuments tell the rich history of the region. An excellent route to explore the city starts from Assas Square by the fountain. From here you can walk to the temple of Maison Carre, then through the picturesque streets to walk to the Amphitheater, and complete a walk in the Gardens of Fountains at the Manh Tower. The whole route will take about 2-3 hours of leisurely walk, and the map will help you navigate the city. You can explore it yourself, using a map to build routes, or book a tour with a local guide who will reveal to you the secrets of this ancient city. Regardless of the choice, he will leave unforgettable impressions with his history and culture.