ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

In 1991, archaeological excavations carried out inside the palace uncovered the remains of a Roman house occupied in the first century BC in the second century. A metal footbridge allows to discover its foundations, the mosaics that covered the soil, as well as fragments of wall paintings reconstituted on panels. The archaeological section then operates on two levels: the ground floor is devoted to prehistory and italics, while the floor is dedicated to Roman times. The exposed objects were discovered in the territory of the commune or surrounding area.