Gallo-Roman Villa of Séviac

Discover the art of Roman living at the Villa de Séviac! A visit to this site is an essential step in exploring ancient Gascony.

Nestled high above the vineyards, it is a perfect example of Gallo-Roman architecture in the 4th century, the residences of notables. Famous for its 625 m² of mosaics preserved in situ, the largest collection in France, the Villa de Séviac offers other incredibly luxurious features such as its 500 m² private thermal baths and its reception rooms equipped with underfloor heating.

Go back in time and immerse yourself in the refinement of the daily life of the Gallo-Roman elite!
A new roof, a true architectural work designed by João Luís Carrilho da Graça, winner of the International Piranesi Prize in Rome in 2010, protects the remains.

Romanize yourself in Gascony: an adventure for the whole family!
The Villa de Séviac is one of the three sites that make up the "ELUSA Ancient Capital" Archaeological Center. So, don't hesitate to extend your experience in Éauze with a visit to the Domus de Cieutat and its interactive and fun Interpretation Center, and the Éauze Treasure Museum, the other two ELUSA sites!

Experience History while having fun!
ELUSA invites young and old to discover our heritage while having fun thanks to fun activities and friendly events all year round. Don't forget, also, the entire ELUSA Summer Festival program, in July and August! Roman Festival weekend, ELUSA under the stars (astronomical observation evening), concert and show evenings, educational workshops and stories for juniors... Check out our program at www.elusa.fr

Theme(s) : historical heritage, archaeological site, villa.

Groups accepted : from 20 people