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Just a short 15-minute ride from the bustling city of Caen, you can step back in time and discover what life was like during the Gallo-Roman era. Here, you'll find a fascinating museum, two beautifully restored houses, and an active archaeological dig, all open for you to explore. The museum is modern and engaging, offering interactive resources like tactile exhibits and activity booklets that are sure to capture the imagination of both the young and the young at heart. It's a fantastic spot for a leisurely outdoor stroll, with activities and exhibitions happening all year round. Plus, you'll be pleased to know that English is spoken here, and there are informative texts and brochures available in English, German, and Italian.
For a bit of extra fun, consider timing your visit with one of their special events where you can witness live demonstrations of ancient crafts or try your hand at traditional Roman games. It's a unique opportunity to feel the pulse of history in a truly immersive way.
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