Nimes Map, France
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Nimes Travel Guide
People and culture The people of Nimes have a very ‘French’ attitude for their life. They prioritize quality of life over their work. The people of Nimes take pride in their country as well as culture. The age old game of bull fighting is still enjoyed by the people. The number of museums in the town give you a glimpse of the cultural heritage of the people of Nimes. read moreNimes Nightlife
As mentioned earlier, there are quite a few interesting places to enjoy Nimes nightlife, of which Bar le Diagonale is one of them. Located at rue Emile-Jamais, number 41, Bar le Diagonale is the ideal spot for jazz enthusiasts to find their niche. In fact, it is known to be the most popular and leading jazz location in Nimes today. Huge crowds come here for mere jazz music appreciation and it is convenient for most... read moreNimes Sightseeing
One cannot miss visiting Amphitheatre Romain when in Nimes. This construction is more than 2000 years old. Amphitheatre Romain has around sixty arches that are built of huge stones. The place was earlier used for gladiator combats but now the theatre is a venue for bull fights and ballet performances. The amphitheatre can accommodate around 24000 audiences at one time. read moreNimes History
Following the death of King Charlemagne in 833 A.D. the Frankish Empire fell. France was then divided into several principalities. Nimes was given to the Counts of Toulouse but without a central government the area was still very vulnerable. This led to the sacking of Nimes in 924 A.D. by a Hungarian army. read moreThings about Nimes you may be interested in
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