In January, Feluka's planner fills 2 full days in Nîmes, fitting each place around its listed opening hours and visit length. Here is that plan, day by day, in the order the planner visits them.
The opening hours behind this plan come from each place’s listing and are unverified; they may have changed, so check before you go.
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Day 1: Écusson, Montcalm-République, Gare and Feuchères
Arena of Nîmes
about 75 min
A Roman amphitheatre with a route from the galleries to the top tiers.
What to do there
Walk the galleries up to the top tiers for the view over the city
Hours unverified: they come from its listing and may have changed.
Day 2: Jardins de la Fontaine and Mont Cavalier, Écusson
Temple of Diana
about 20 min
A 1st-century Roman building by the spring in the Jardins de la Fontaine, open daily from 7 am to 7 pm.
What to do there
See the Roman ruin beside the spring
Jardins de la Fontaine and Mont CavalierQuai Georges Clemenceau, 30000 NîmesBest: morning, late morning, afternoon, golden hourOn the map ›Something wrong?
Hours unverified: they come from its listing and may have changed.
Jardins de la Fontaine
about 75 min
A 15-hectare garden the tourist office calls Europe's first public garden, free, with a rock grotto and the Montgolfier basin.
What to do there
Walk the paths to the rock-style grotto
See the Montgolfier basin and its aquatic plants
Picnic in the shade
Watch the swans along the canals
Jardins de la Fontaine and Mont Cavalier26 Quai de la Fontaine, 30000 NîmesBest: morning, late morning, afternoon, golden hourWebsite ›On the map ›Something wrong?
Restaurant Le Carré d'Art
about 90 min
A modern French restaurant at 2 rue Gaston Boissier with an inner courtyard, open for lunch and dinner Tuesday to Saturday.