Nîmes notes

a picture diary from a Roman town in the south of France

Nîmes seen from the top of the amphitheatre

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view from arenesHere’s another view of Nîmes, seen from the top of the amphitheatre. There, where you now see a giant wall painting of the Spanish torero José Tomàs, will a few years later stand the new museum of Romanity. The work has just begun. Otherwise the views are of the nearby suburbs of Nîmes, a mixture of old, fairly low buildings and new and modern apartment buildings.

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Picture diaries from Nîmes (and Marseille), South of France

2 thoughts on “Nîmes seen from the top of the amphitheatre

  1. it’s neat to see the old mixed with the new.

    • Yes, it’s so easy to forget the new buildings… yet they make the city together with the old. I was quite surprised myself seeing the city from this angle, normally we look towards the older (and prettier) quarters!

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