Gallo-Roman sites in Triguères

The excavation site contains remnants of several Gallo-Roman structures including villas, an amphitheater, public baths, and an aqueduct system in Loiret department.

Archaeological discoveries made between 1850 and 1860 revealed a prosperous Gallo-Roman settlement that declined in the 5th century following Hun invasions.

The amphitheater, measuring 71 meters in length and 56 meters in depth, accommodated 8,000 spectators for various Roman entertainment events.

Visitors can explore multiple excavation areas that showcase different aspects of Roman engineering, from water management systems to architectural foundations.

The site features a sanctuary near Chemin Mill with a rectangular enclosure containing structural remains linked to ancient religious practices.

Location: Triguères

GPS coordinates: 47.93920,2.98167

Latest update: June 23, 2025 09:59