Nemausus

Nemausus was an ancient Roman city located in what is now southern France, specifically around the city of Nîmes. It was originally a Celtic settlement before becoming a Roman colony, growing into a thriving city known for its impressive architecture and engineering. Nemausus is famous for its well-preserved Roman monuments, including a large amphitheater, aqueducts, and temples, reflecting the advanced infrastructure and cultural influence of the Romans. Today, the name Nemausus remains associated with Nîmes, highlighting the city's rich historical heritage from the Roman period.