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Site archéologique et musée d'Ensérune

Come and visit the archaeological site of Ensérune lying ten kilometres from Béziers between the Languedoc garrigues and the shores of the Mediterranean, and discover one of the most important Gaulish villages in the South of France.

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Opening / Closing

Times may vary

Open
1 to 30 April and 1 to 30 September : 10 to 12:30 and 2 to 6 pm
2 May to 31 August : 10 am to 7 pm
1 October to 31 March : 9:30 to 12:30 and 2 to 5:30 pm
Last admission 60 mins before closing.

Closed
Mondays from September to April
1 January, 1 May, 1 and 11 November, 25 December

Prices

Adult rate : 7 €
Reduced rate : 4,50 €
Adult group rate : 5,50 € (minimum 20 persons)
School group rate : 30 € (maximum 35 persons)

Free admission :
Minors under 18 (family visit)
18-25 years old (for people under 26 years old who are citizens of one the 27 countries of EU or are non-European permanent residents of France)
Disabled visitors and their escorts
Unemployed persons

Going there

From Béziers or Perpignan: main road N 9 then secondary road D 162E
Difficult access through the village of Colombier
From Carcassonne: motorway A 61 to Narbonne, then main road N 9 towards Béziers and secondary road D 162E

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Localisation

Archaeological site and museum of Ensérune
34440 Nissan-lez-Ensérune

T 33 / (0)4 67 37 01 23
F 33 / (0)4 67 37 27 39

Coordonnées GPS

Latitude : 43.3106
Longitude : 3.1153

Weather

Thursday 24°C

Thu 61°C / 80°C

Fri 63°C / 85°C

Sat 63°C / 83°C

Sun 64°C / 82°C

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Understanding the archaeological site of Ensérune

• The oppidum civilisation. Ensérune has remains dating from the 6th century BC to the 1st century AD. Lying at the intersection of various land and sea routes, the town was the centre of the region’s rapid commercial development. Ceramics unearthed by excavations carried out since 1915 reveal the progressive intermingling of Celto-Iberian populations and Mediterranean civilisations.