Pont du Gard and Museum Ticket with Official Audio Guide

About this tour

Explore one of Rome's most impressive engineering achievements at Pont du Gard near Nîmes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site spanning the Gardon River. This two-hour visit includes access to the ancient aqueduct, a dedicated museum revealing how water travelled 50km through Roman pipes and channels, a short cinema film, and a multilingual audio guide that walks you through the monument's construction and significance. Children aged 5–12 get their own interactive Ludo space to learn through play.

Highlights

• Three-tiered Roman aqueduct built without mortar, 50 metres high
• Museum exhibits show scaled models and full reconstructions of Roman water systems
• "A Bridge Through Time" cinema screening explains the engineering
• Ludo interactive zone for kids aged 5–12
• Audio guide in eight languages covers history and technical details
• Monument itself sits free; package bundles museum and cinema access
• Wheelchair accessible throughout with accessible transport options

What to expect

You'll start at the monument itself, where the three-storey stone structure dominates the landscape. The audio guide narrates as you explore the bridge's scale and construction methods. Then head into the museum to see how Romans actually delivered water—models show the full network of pipes, channels, and filtering systems that served Nîmes from a spring 50km away. The cinema screens a short film contextualising the feat. If you've got kids in tow, they can spend time in the Ludo space with hands-on learning activities. Plan for a relaxed pace; there's no rushing through.

Good to know

Download the audio guide via QR code before you arrive. The site is fully wheelchair accessible. Bring your own headset or use your phone with the guide. Entry to the monument itself is free; this ticket covers museum, cinema, and Ludo access. Scan your voucher QR code to check in and access travel info.