Musee Archeologique de Nice-Cimiez

The Cimiez Archaeological Site and Museum is also a huge complex to visit. The design of the entire museum is quite interesting. There are many ruins and archaeological discoveries here, and you can see many exquisite things in the museum.

The Cimiez Archaeological Site and Museum in Nice is the remains of an ancient Roman building complex. After thousands of years, it was severely damaged, but after decades of archaeological discoveries and restorations, some of the buildings have been restored. The museum also houses many precious Roman artifacts, which are well worth a visit.

The Cimiez Archaeological Site and Museum is an ancient Roman site on the Cimiez Plateau in Nice. It is the site of a palace from the Roman period 2,000 years ago. Only ruins remain now, but one can still vaguely see its former grandeur. It is a great place to explore the ancient sites in Nice.

The Nice-Cimiez Archaeological Museum has witnessed the long history of Nice. It was built on the site of a Roman city. The history of the city can be traced back to 14 AD, when Octavian, the first emperor of Rome, was in office. Outside the main building of the museum, the ancient Roman public baths, amphitheaters and ancient streets in the open air take visitors back to the time and space of the empire two thousand years ago. The museum houses ancient Roman pottery, glassware, gold and silver coins, daily life utensils and production tools. Opening hours: 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, Wednesday to Monday from April to September. 10:00-13:00, 14:00-17:00, Wednesday to Monday from October to March of the following year. Tickets: 4 euros for adults and 2.5 euros for students. Get off at Arènes Station on bus No. 15, 17, 20, 22, 25.

The Cimiye Archaeological Site and Museum... is actually a shabby place, not fun at all. Probably only real archaeology enthusiasts will like it. Anyway, I don't like it... I just passed by