A trip to France wouldn’t be complete without a visit to its Roman ruins. One location worth exploring is the Roman Theatre of Orange, located in the town of Orange. This breathtaking site is known as one of the best preserved Roman theatres in the world and is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of its best features is its stage wall that was once the venue to various forms of entertainment during the Roman times. Purchase this combo ticket from Klook and get a chance to enter the Roman Theatre of Orange plus a ticket to the Orange Museum as well! You’ll be able to appreciate the theatre better with the help of audio guides available in 10 different languages. Once done, you can head to the Orange Museum, a 17th-century mansion that is now home to a variety of rare artifacts that dates back to as far as the 1st Century AD. Some of the famous displays you’ll get to see here include the Centaur mosaic, the Amphora Mosaic, and more.
The Roman Theatre and the Museum of Orange are open daily, all year round
January, February, November, December: 09:30-16:30
March, October: 09:30-17:30
April, May, September: 09:00-18:00
June, July, August: 09:15-19:00
Last admission 15 minutes before closing time
Roman Theatre, Rue Madeleine Roch, 84100 Orange
A trip to France wouldn’t be complete without a visit to its Roman ruins. One location worth exploring is the Roman Theatre of Orange, located in the town of Orange. This breathtaking site is known as one of the best preserved Roman theatres in the world and is also recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of its best features is its stage wall that was once the venue to various forms of entertainment during the Roman times. Purchase this combo ticket from Klook and get a chance to enter the Roman Theatre of Orange plus a ticket to the Orange Museum as well! You’ll be able to appreciate the theatre better with the help of audio guides available in 10 different languages. Once done, you can head to the Orange Museum, a 17th-century mansion that is now home to a variety of rare artifacts that dates back to as far as the 1st Century AD. Some of the famous displays you’ll get to see here include the Centaur mosaic, the Amphora Mosaic, and more.