NELSON CLINT

Very interesting visit with audio guide in several languages available. Site is exceptional, well preserved, and presented. Nice cafeteria onsite with friendly staff, also a souvenir boutique. We spent 1.5h there, including outside tour in the parc.

Essentially, a big field that contains some extraordinary archaeological finds that have been protected from the elements for permanent display. The highlight is the well-preserved ruin of a giant Roman bath complex. Elsewhere, there are the ruins of a no-doubt once-impressive aqueduct (used to get water to the bath house among other things) and a tumulus - covered in scrubby trees - of a Roman temple. The reception building (built over the aqueduct) houses a display of finds from the site, a shop, loos, and a café. I took the headphones guides tour, which was good - even if I couldn't quite follow the designated trail. Cost less than 10 euros. Like lots of things in France, a bit shabby, dusty and haphazard, but interesting!

Roman baths which were excavated last century and now a visitor center. Guides, including audio available in English. Well worth visiting.

For those who loves archaeological sites, it is a well-deserved spot to visit. English guide is included and the staff are friendly. For adults 7 EUR pp and 3 EUR per child is the costs.

A great afternoon out... Most of the literature is in both French & English. Lots of interactive activities for all ages...

A remarkable Roman baths and associated temple site. Well worth a visit. Helpful staff,good English audio guide and documentation.

Not great for non French people. They had run out of audio tours so as we made our way round we had to guess at what it was we were looking at because all signs were in French. They clearly have ambitious plans and if they continue as they have started it will be a fantastic tourist attraction.

Really interesting place, would recommend a visit if you're in the area