Nîmes Arena Ticket


Arena of Nîmes: Monday to Sunday 08:00‑21:00; last admission 30 minutes before closing
Maison Carrée, Tour Magne: Monday to Sunday 09:00‑20:00; last admission 15 minutes before closing
Opening hours are subject to monthly changes; closure dates may be adjusted
Please check the latest information before your visit: Opening Information and Practical Information
Arena of Nîmes: Boulevard des Arènes, 30000 Nîmes, France
Maison Carrée: Place de la Maison Carrée, 30000 Nîmes, France
Tour Magne: Within the Jardins de la Fontaine, Place Guillaume Apollinaire, 30000 Nîmes, France
By Car: Via the A9 or A54 motorway, take the Nîmes exit towards the city centre then head for the arena
By Train: From the TGV station, a 5‑minute walk to the Arena of Nîmes
By Plane: Land at Nîmes‑Alès‑Camargue‑Cévennes Airport then transfer via other transport
Groups: Temporary drop‑off points near the site; paid parking costs €10‑24 (depending on the plan)
Individuals: Underground car park on Boulevard de Bruxelles near the Arena of Nîmes
Free admission for children aged 0‑6
Free admission for persons with disabilities or their carers, minimum social welfare beneficiaries, and Nîmes residents upon presentation of valid proof
Students, job seekers, and teachers can purchase discounted tickets on site with valid ID
Visitors under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Temporary stage installations may be set up within the venue on certain dates
Full wheelchair access on the ground floor; wheelchair‑accessible platforms are available for touring the interior of the building
This activity is suitable for wheelchair users
Please refer to the official website for detailed accessibility information
No re‑entry permitted after exit
The voucher is valid only for the specified date and time; present the e‑voucher for direct entry
Order is confirmed instantly; please contact customer service if you do not receive a confirmation

The Arena of Nîmes is an exceptionally well‑preserved Roman amphitheatre located in Nîmes, France, dating back to around 70 AD. This elliptical structure measures 133 metres in length, 101 metres in width, and 21 metres in height, standing as a magnificent example of Roman architecture. Built from limestone, its outer facade features two tiers of 60 arches, incorporating elements of Doric and Corinthian orders. Originally capable of holding up to 24,000 spectators, its tiered seating reflected the social hierarchy of Roman society. During the medieval period, the arena was transformed into a fortress and later a residential quarter. Today, it serves as a cultural venue for bullfights, concerts, and re‑enactments of Roman games. Its enduring architecture, combined with continuous use, makes it one of the best‑preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world. The Arena of Nîmes is a symbol of the region's Roman heritage, attracting visitors from around the globe, blending historical significance with modern cultural relevance.
Special Closure Days:
3‑4, 23‑26 April 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed all day
8, 21‑25 May 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed all day
11‑14, 17, 22‑24, 26, 28 June 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed after 15:00
1‑8, 10‑11, 13‑14, 16‑18, 20‑23, 25‑26 July 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed after 15:00
24 July 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed all day
13‑14, 20 August 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed after 12:00
18 September 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed after 12:00
19‑20 September 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed all day
18 October 2026: Arena of Nîmes closed all day









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