Conservation du site Archéologique de volubilis

"Volubilis is most known for its stunning and well-preserved Roman ruins, which offer a fascinating glimpse into ancient history. This ancient city, located near Meknes in Morocco, dates back to the 3rd century BC. Initially a Berber settlement, it later became a thriving Roman outpost. At its peak, Volubilis was a bustling center of commerce, with grand buildings, intricate mosaics, and elaborate public baths. It remained significant until the 11th century when it was abandoned following the Arab conquest. People visit Volubilis to marvel at the impressive ruins that tell stories of a bygone era. Walking through the ancient streets, you can explore the remains of grand villas, temples, and the iconic Triumphal Arch. The intricate floor mosaics, depicting scenes from Roman mythology, are particularly captivating and offer a vivid connection to the past. The site's location on a fertile plain also provides stunning views of the surrounding countryside, adding to the experience. Visiting Volubilis is like stepping back in time, providing a unique and tangible connection to ancient history in a beautiful, serene setting."

"Morocco's most famous Roman ruins, Volubilis stands as a reminder to just how ancient Morocco is. Originally a Berber settlement, the area grew rapidly during the the 1st CE. Fueled by agriculture - particularly olives - the Romans built a basilica, a temple, and a triumphal arch. Today, Volubilis is a UNESCO World Heritage site as a fine example of a Roman frontier town, with large homes and elaborate mosaics still well preserved. To get to Volubilis, take a grand taxi from Meknes. These will take 30 minutes and cost roughly 20 dirham. These typically leave from the Institut Français"