#cemenetum

The ruins of the ancient Roman city of Cemenetum are within the compound of the Musée d'Archéologie at Cimiez just north of downtown Nice, France. The site includes three thermal baths plus an early Christian complex.

The Musée d'Archéologie de Nice is on the hill of Cimiez just north of downtown Nice, France. It showcases artifacts from the ancient city of Cemenetum, onetime capital of the Roman province of Alpes Maritimae.

The ruins of the ancient Roman city of Cemenetum at Cimiez just north of Nice, France, lie between the Matisse Museum (the reddish building in the photo) and the city's Musée d'Archéologie. The site's North Baths are on the right.

The ruins of the amphitheater (80 AD) of the ancient Roman city of Cemenetum are opposite the entrance to the Musée d'Archéologie in Cimiez just north of Nice, France. Over 4,000 spectators at a time could watch gladiatorial contests here.

The ruins of the amphitheater of the ancient Roman city of Cemenetum are across the street from the former Hôtel Régina (1897), now an apartment building in Cimiez just north of Nice, France.