After walking between St. Gilles and Arles, we spent a couple of days in Nîmes, where we had briefly visited in the early 90’s.
Nîmes is an old Roman town, often called the most roman town outside Italy and even “France’s Rome”. It is famous for many historical buildings, most notably the Arena and the Temple, but also has a pleasant old town, waterways and a park with various Roman buildings and gates. We also visited the Roman museum, the Cathedral, with the beautiful and very different door and the market.
