Roman Horreum

The Horreum Romain in Narbonne is a unique archaeological site, offering a fascinating glimpse into ancient Roman life. Built in the 1st century BC, this complex of underground galleries was likely used as a warehouse to store goods and merchandise. Today, visitors can explore these mysterious galleries and imagine the bustling commercial activities of the time. With its vaulted corridors and well-preserved rooms, the Horreum Romain transports the curious into the depths of Narbo Martius' past, providing a captivating and educational experience.