VESUNNA, Gallo-Roman site-museum Vesunna, a Gallo-Roman museum designed by Jean Nouvel in Périgueux

Unique in France. The remains of a wealthy Gallo-Roman residence within a Jean Nouvel architectural design. Exceptionally displayed antique collections. A large canopy hovers above and protects the walls of the "Domus of Vesunna." A thematic tour explores "the city and public life" and then "the home and private life." From the museum's mezzanines, a spectacular view unfolds over the ruins. Beyond, the high glass walls reveal the landscaped park of the Tour de Vesunna and the remains of the 4th-century rampart. The building is like a window onto the past buried beneath the modern city.

Don't forget to watch Nathalie's report from Vesunna! A great video to make you want to go...

Opening :

• October to March: Tuesday to Friday 9:30am/12:30pm and 1:30pm/5pm

Saturday and Sunday 10am/12:30pm and 2:30pm/6pm

Closed on Mondays, public holidays, and the 1st and 2nd weeks of January.

• April, May, June and September: Tuesday to Friday 9:30am/5:30pm

Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays: 10am/12:30pm and 2:30pm/6pm
Closed on Mondays, including public holidays.

• July and August: every day 10am/7pm.

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Watch our video report on Vesunna to enjoy this magnificent architecture and plan your visit!