The Temple of Janus is one of France’s best-preserved Gallo-Roman remains. Located just minutes from the cottage, this 1st-century AD monument bears witness to the importance of Autun (ancient Augustodunum) in the Roman Empire.
What makes this site unique
- Exceptionally well-preserved architecture
- Panoramic views over the Autun countryside
- Free and open access
- Ideal for a late afternoon stroll
Practical information
The temple is freely accessible all year round. An information panel on site explains the history and architecture of the monument. Sturdy shoes recommended for reaching the site.