Vienne

Bordered by the river Rhône, the city of Vienne is a treasure trove of Gallo-Roman heritage, featuring landmarks like the Ancient Theatre and the Temple of Augustus and Livia. Just beyond the city in the northern Rhône valley, the renowned vineyards of Côte-Rôtie and Condrieu attract both wine connoisseurs and foodies from far and wide.

Vienne buzzes with life year-round, hosting events such as the renowned Jazz à Vienne Festival, a must for music lovers. Discover a city where history and tradition come together harmoniously.

Things to see and do

Historical sites & museums

Gallo-Roman Vienne

Step back in time to 121 BC, when Vienne became part of the Roman Empire.

Today, many remnants of the ancient city remain intact, inviting you to immerse yourself in centuries-old stories.

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In Vienne, known as “little Rome on five hills,” you’ll find forty historic monuments that recount twenty-five centuries of history – from the days of the Gallo-Roman capital to the Templar city.

Vienne and its heritage

Nature discovery