1. Germanicus Arch
By 1843 this arch stood on the bridge. It is also of Roman origin, and it was torn down and it seemed that the same fate awaits the bow. Fortunately, luck was watching it over and it was decided to dismantle and switch to the new location. This arc is dedicated to Tiberius adopted son Germanicus in which the arch was named.
3. Gallo-Roman Amphitheatre
Amphitheatre Gallo-Roman has origins in Roman culture and it is a wonderful place to visit. They owe a large part of the charm of the vegetation that Turkey implemented at the levels of the amphitheater. According to the writings of the first century, the amphitheater could accommodate 20,000 spectators.
5. Old Town
The Old Town has many historic buildings which consists of facades from the 18th century and a small tower from the 16th century. The spiral shape of the courthouse stairs takes you to the museum, "Fine Arts".
2. Abbey of the Ladies of Saintes
Paroch Saints was originally build as the barracks. This abbey was built in Romanesque style, with a tower and a superb delicate doors. This abbey was built in the early 17th century, and it is very popular among the tourists. If you are a fan of some ancient times, this is a must.
4. Archaeological Museum
The Archaeological Museum is an interesting collection of Roman columns, capital arhitecture, natural surroundings, and more. Most of the objects were found when the Gallo-Roman buildings were destroyed, and this one is one the most beautiful there is.
Saintes is a small town which will surely leave a trace to your memory. It is not far from the urban areas, but when you enter Saintes, you will feel like you travelled through time into distance past. You will love this place and its friendly citizens.
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