Gallo-Roman Museum of Lyon-Fourvière Review

The Gaul Roman Culture Museum is a very novel museum. Gaul is a French cultural feature. The history of the Roman period is also very important in France. This museum has exhibited a lot of archaeological discoveries and has a lot of collections. [View] The scenery here is very good [Fun] Very interesting building

Very good, the museum has a large number of archaeological physical exhibitions, let people fully understand the history of Gaul and ancient Rome, here is also part of Lyon history, the museum is on the hill.

The Lyon Gaul Roman Culture Museum is near the Roman Theatre in Lyon. It is an exhibition hall displaying the history, culture and cultural relics of the Roman reign. There are many cultural relics unearthed. Some sculptures are very exquisite. Friends who like Roman culture can come and see it.

Lyonka has this one, located next to the ancient Roman theater. Most of the exhibits were excavated on the Foliye Mountain. The more interesting thing is the sarcophagus at the entrance. The pavilion uses a projector to depict the colors that should be there at the time, which is very interesting. There are also a few mosaics that are complete, but feel like replicas. Other collections are more common, and incomparable to the National Archaeological Museum of Naples.

The Gaul Roman Culture Museum is a Roman period site museum, which houses many locally unearthed Roman period artifacts, statues, jewelry accessories, stone monuments, murals, etc. The collection is rich and very attractive.

Very helpful for understanding ancient Gaul Roman culture. Historical control must come.

The Gaul-Roman Civilization Museum on the top of the Fouvier is not far from Notre Dame Cathedral in Lyon. The collection is rich in ancient Gaul and Roman Empire characteristics. The artifacts found in the Rhone Valley, including ancient chariots from the 7th century BC, artworks inlaid with Roman glass, etc. are priceless. There is also a Roman theater site built in 15 BC next to the museum. Open Tuesday to Saturday 10:00-18:00. Tickets adult 3.8 euro, 18-25 year old 2.3 euro, free tickets for under 18 years old. Get off at Lyon Old Town Station on Metro Line D.