Ensemble des vestiges gallo-romains du Centre hospitalier de Lisieux

The archaeological site contains foundations of Roman baths, thermal facilities, and villa structures spread across an extensive garden layout.

Archaeological excavations at the Lisieux Hospital site revealed a first-century Roman settlement with thermal baths and residential buildings from the Gallo-Roman period.

The remains of the Roman thermal baths demonstrate the social practices and architectural methods used during the Roman occupation of northern France.

Visitors can access the archaeological garden through the hospital grounds, with informational panels explaining the Roman structures and thermal bath systems.

The thermal baths feature original stone channels that transported hot water through the building complex using advanced Roman engineering methods.

Location: Lisieux

Address: 4, rue de Paris

GPS coordinates: 49.14610,0.23000

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:46