Novioregum

The Novioregum archaeological site contains extensive ruins of a Gallo-Roman port city, including thermal baths, temples, and a theater for 6000 spectators.

During the second century CE, Novioregum functioned as a major trading port between Britain and Gaul, reaching its peak under the Antonine dynasty.

The excavated artifacts from Novioregum demonstrate the fusion of Roman and Gallic lifestyles through architectural elements, pottery, and commercial goods.

Located at coordinates 45.526667, -0.854722 in Charente-Maritime department, the archaeological site provides educational insights into Gallo-Roman history.

Only four percent of Novioregum has been excavated, with recent discoveries including a winged genius statue and Bronze Age artifacts beneath the Roman layers.

GPS coordinates: 45.52667,-0.85472

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:52