Touring exhibition "Il était une Voie, le voyage des Romains en Riviera"

Palais de l'Europe in Menton from 14th June until 23rd September 2019

Published on: 31/05/19

Built to connect Rome to Gaul, the Via Julia Augusta runs along a narrow coastal strip through the 4 municipalities of Menton, Roquebrune-Cap-Martin, Beausoleil and La Turbie. For nearly two years, the French Riviera Community has been working on highlighting the route of the Via Julia Augusta and the work of historian and archaeologist Christine Didier has allowed to retrace this Roman way.

The exhibition entitled Il était une Voie, le voyage des Romains en Riviera ('Once upon a road, the journey of the Romans on the […]

Musée Saint-Raymond, Toulouse

"Age of Classics, l'Antiquité dans la culture pop"

Published on: 27/05/19

22 February - 22 September 2019

The “Age of Classics ! L’Antiquité dans la culture pop” exhibition introduce an original concept : a reflection on the influence of […]

"On n'a rien inventé ! Produits, commerce et gastronomie dans l'Antiquité romaine" (We have not invented anything! Produce, trade and gastronomy in Antiquity)

History Museum of Marseille from 15th June until 24th November 2019

Published on: 27/05/19

As part of "Marseille-Provence 2019, the year of gastronomy in Provence", the Marseille History Museum and the Departmental Museum Arles Antique have joined forces to present We have not invented anything! Products, commerce and gastronomy in Roman Antiquity from 15th June until 24th November 2019 at the History Museum in Marseille.

As part of "Marseille-Provence 2019, the year of gastronomy in Provence", the Marseille History Museum and the Departmental Museum […]