Juliobona Gallo-Roman Museum, Lillebonne
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Roman Heritage of Lillebonne in One Day
3 attractions · 2h 57min · transit route
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About Juliobona Gallo-Roman Museum
The Juliobona Gallo-Roman Museum showcases nearly 300 artifacts from the ancient Roman city of Juliobona, which served as the capital of the Celtic Calètes tribe during the 1st-3rd centuries AD. The museum occupies the former town hall building, directly facing the best-preserved Roman theater-amphitheater in northern Gaul. Visitors can explore fascinating collections including mosaics, statues, pottery, jewelry, glassware, and coins that reveal daily life in this important Roman commercial hub.
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The Apollo of Lillebonne, discovered in 1823, is one of the largest and most significant Gallo-Roman bronze statues ever found in France. Standing nearly 2 meters tall and originally covered in gold leaf, this masterpiece was so exceptional that it was immediately acquired by the Louvre, where it remains one of the museum's prized antiquities. The statue's discovery put the small town of Lillebonne on the archaeological map and sparked over a century of excavations that continue today.
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