© Christelle Camus-Bouclainville
You can enjoy the museum’s atmosphere in the café in the Garden of Antiquities.
You will discover its hundred-year-old hackberry and many other plant species - laurels, cypresses, and palm trees - that envelop the museum in a verdant treasure chest.
The acanthuses echo the Corinthian capitals decorating the museum while the vine and olive tree evoke ancient Roman landscapes.
All that is missing from this garden is the fig tree, cultivated in the region until the nineteenth century.
The garden welcomes you all year for a walk, a coffee, a cold drink or a quick snack.
It is open every day from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM and until 7:00 PM in the summer.
You will discover its hundred-year-old hackberry and many other plant species - laurels, cypresses, and palm trees - that envelop the museum in a verdant treasure chest.
The acanthuses echo the Corinthian capitals decorating the museum while the vine and olive tree evoke ancient Roman landscapes.
All that is missing from this garden is the fig tree, cultivated in the region until the nineteenth century.
The garden welcomes you all year for a walk, a coffee, a cold drink or a quick snack.
It is open every day from 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM and until 7:00 PM in the summer.
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