Saturday 20th September
11am-12pm: Drawing the past, thinking about the future (workshop): After an introduction to archaeological drawing methods, participants will give free rein to their imagination by extending the history of the remains of the fortress.
1.30pm-3pm: How the city lives (visit): The evolution of town planning from Gaulish times to the present day. How are towns organised, what buildings are found in them and where are they located? And finally, what relationship do the inhabitants have with their town?
2-6pm: Construction in progress (continuous workshop, free time): After a presentation of the fortress and the museum, participants are invited to reconstruct the two buildings using cardboard bricks.
3pm-4.30pm: Experiencing the light of the Gallo-Romans (visit): Through a visit to the various archaeological sites in Jublains, we'll discover how light, both natural and artificial, gave rhythm to the daily lives of the Gallo-Romans.
16h30-17h30: Tatin at the Diablintes (visit): As part of the temporary exhibition featuring creations by Robert Tatin (1902-1983) compared with ancient artefacts, this visit to the museum will provide an opportunity to explore the artist's relationship with history and his origins.
Sunday 21st September
11am-6pm: participatory fresco
11am-12.30pm: Baths and games, happy citizens: Visit the baths and the theatre to find out how Roman citizens spent their free time. Relaxation and games, plays, gladiator shows, etc.
13:30-15:00: How the city lives: The evolution of town planning from Gaulish times to the present day. How are towns organised, what buildings are found in them and where are they located? And finally, what relationship do the inhabitants have with their town?
3pm-4pm: CONCERT AT THE BATHS: Yohann Lefevre. Ancient baths located in the church of Jublains. Free admission.
4.30pm-5.30pm: Tatin at the Diablintes: On the occasion of the temporary exhibition featuring creations by Robert Tatin (1902-1983) compared with ancient artefacts, this visit to the museum will provide an opportunity to explore the artist's relationship with history and his origins.
And throughout the weekend:
Self-guided tour of the museum and temporary exhibitions - 9am to 6pm
Free visit of the ancient thermal baths - 9am to 6pm
Free visit of the ancient theatre and temple
11am-12pm: Drawing the past, thinking about the future (workshop): After an introduction to archaeological drawing methods, participants will give free rein to their imagination by extending the history of the remains of the fortress.
1.30pm-3pm: How the city lives (visit): The evolution of town planning from Gaulish times to the present day. How are towns organised, what buildings are found in them and where are they located? And finally, what relationship do the inhabitants have with their town?
2-6pm: Construction in progress (continuous workshop, free time): After a presentation of the fortress and the museum, participants are invited to reconstruct the two buildings using cardboard bricks.
3pm-4.30pm: Experiencing the light of the Gallo-Romans (visit): Through a visit to the various archaeological sites in Jublains, we'll discover how light, both natural and artificial, gave rhythm to the daily lives of the Gallo-Romans.
16h30-17h30: Tatin at the Diablintes (visit): As part of the temporary exhibition featuring creations by Robert Tatin (1902-1983) compared with ancient artefacts, this visit to the museum will provide an opportunity to explore the artist's relationship with history and his origins.
Sunday 21st September
11am-6pm: participatory fresco
11am-12.30pm: Baths and games, happy citizens: Visit the baths and the theatre to find out how Roman citizens spent their free time. Relaxation and games, plays, gladiator shows, etc.
13:30-15:00: How the city lives: The evolution of town planning from Gaulish times to the present day. How are towns organised, what buildings are found in them and where are they located? And finally, what relationship do the inhabitants have with their town?
3pm-4pm: CONCERT AT THE BATHS: Yohann Lefevre. Ancient baths located in the church of Jublains. Free admission.
4.30pm-5.30pm: Tatin at the Diablintes: On the occasion of the temporary exhibition featuring creations by Robert Tatin (1902-1983) compared with ancient artefacts, this visit to the museum will provide an opportunity to explore the artist's relationship with history and his origins.
And throughout the weekend:
Self-guided tour of the museum and temporary exhibitions - 9am to 6pm
Free visit of the ancient thermal baths - 9am to 6pm
Free visit of the ancient theatre and temple
Services
Services
Guided tours for individuals
Self-guided tours for individuals
Rates
Rates
Free
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Opening times
Opening times
From 20 September 2025 until 21 September 2025
From 20 September 2025 until 21 September 2025
Saturday
09:00 - 18:00
Sunday
09:00 - 18:00
