Guided tours
Discover this exceptional monument during a one guided visit in the company of one of our guides who will tell you all about the history of the Pont du Gard. An incredible experience deep inside the aqueduct on the 3rd tier of the bridge.
There are almost 80 steps to climb to reach the top of the bridge. Take comfortable shoes. In case of bad weather, the site reserves the right to replace the visit to the monument with a guided tour of the museum.
Adult: €15
Reduced rate: €13 for the unemployed and people on benefits
Children: €6
Plunge into the long history of the Pont du Gard: a way of discovering the various eternities of a bridge which has had many lives, in the company of one of our guides, who will reveal all the construction secrets of world’s highest Roman bridge.
How was this World Heritage monument built? How has it stood the test of time? How did its history come down to us 2000 years after its construction? Take a long journey back in time! The highlight of the show: the crossing of the ancient canal on the 3rd floor of the bridge, where the water flowed 2,000 years ago. Experience a total immersion in the life of the structure.
Our mediators offer a wide range of creative workshops inspired directly by Roman life for children and their families. These 100% manual workshops will stimulate the creativity and imagination of young and old alike!
Today, many remains of the aqueduct can still be seen on the Pont du Gard site. Paths have been laid out to walk along them and follow the thread of history, plunging you into the heart of the genius of the Roman builders. It's a great opportunity to take a walk in the garrigue, off the beaten track, from one bank to the other on either side of the famous monument. Don't hesitate to ask for information at reception.
The ticket for the guided tour includes admission to the cultural areas. Through the Museum, the Cinema and the Ludo area for children, plunge into the heart of Roman times thanks to a spectacular scenography combining models, full-scale reconstructions, atmospheres and sound theatres. It's the perfect way to extend your journey back in time and understand the incredible history of the ancient aqueduct at Nîmes.
