Narbo Via
A Roman Narbonne museum opened in 2021, with nearly 800 Roman stone pieces displayed across a single wall and a striking design.
Narbo Via was designed by Foster + Partners to present the archaeological finds of Roman Narbonne. The most striking feature is the Wall of Stones, about 9 meters high, on which 760 tombstones and architectural fragments are displayed, retrieved and presented by robotic arms. Other displays include large murals, mosaics, everyday objects, and a model reconstructing the ancient city. Admission is about 11 euros, and a combined ticket also covers the Roman granary (Horreum) and the Amphoralis pottery kiln site. The museum is closed on Mondays (except in summer). It lies on the eastern side of the old town, about a 15-minute walk away.
Opening hours
Tue–Sun 10:00–18:00
Nearby sights
- Les Halles de Narbonne
- Via Domitia (Narbonne)
- Pont des Marchands & Canal de la Robine
- Palace of the Archbishops, Narbonne
- Horreum (Narbonne)
- Narbonne Cathedral
- Basilica of Saint-Paul, Narbonne
- Gruissan