To visit To come up... TO COME UP... By 2018, the MuséoParc Alésia will be enhanced with its new components: the Archaeological Museum, and the Discovery Routes. The second pole of the MuséoParc complex will be located on Mont-Auxois, not far from the statue of Vercingétorix erected in 1865 by Aimé Millet. It will consist of an archaeological museum linked to the remains of the center of the Gallo-Roman city and an archaeological base intended for researchers. Organized around the collections and ancient infrastructures brought to light, it will show the succession of cultures and civilizations on the site since prehistoric times. The organization of the Gallo-Roman city and the way of life of its inhabitants - housing, commerce, crafts, religion - will hold a predominant place. Do you want to concoct a great breath of fresh air, greenery and knowledge? The discovery trails, laid out over forty kilometers and extending over 7,000 hectares, will allow you to stroll through the various places where the events of 52 BC took place. Whether you're keen on hiking or having families out for a stroll, you can walk, cycle or ride the hills to Caesar's camp or take the route through the valley that runs along the old fortifications at your own pace. Roman. TO VISIT THE INTERPRETATION CENTER THE GALLO-ROMAN CITY THE STATUE OF VERCINGETORIX TO COME UP... Receive our news Exposure History Family visit Online ticketing Book your tickets in 3 clicks! French NEWS TO VISIT AGENDA PRACTICAL INFORMATION TOURISM INFO TICKETING Reception Tenders Recruitment Partners Download CGV Legal Info Sitemap