Nimes trip planner

Nîmes has a rich history dating back to the Roman Empire, with a stunning coliseum that is second only to Rome's. You can still view several important relics of the Roman Empire in and around the city including Diana's Palace. Textile production, especially denim , contributes to the city's current local economy. Before heading out to the lively late night bars along Victor Hugo, be sure to eat your fill of the local specialty, "Brandade," chopped cod mixed with mashed potatoes, milk, garlic, and olive oil. To arrange what you want to do in Nimes, use our France road trip site.