Nîmes
Nîmes, a city in the Occitanie region of southern France, was an important outpost of the Roman Empire. It's known for well-preserved Roman monuments such as the Arena of Nîmes, a double-tiered circa-70 A. D. amphitheater still in use for concerts and bullfights. Both the Pont du Gard tri-level aqueduct and the Maison Carrée white limestone Roman temple are around 2,000 years old.
People died in Nimes (First 43 people) - Page 0
Baudilus
Martyr
Jean-Pierre Adams
French football player
Raymond V, Count of Toulouse
Maurice Trintignant
Race car driver
El Hedi ben Salem
Moroccan actor
Atahualpa Yupanqui
Argentine singer-songwriter
Lucien Clergue
French photographer
Gisèle Pascal
French actress
Louis Nicollin
President of Montpellier
Albert Soboul
Historian
Kader Firoud
Algerian-French football manager
Yvon Marciano
Director
Jacques Jouanneau
French actor
Christian d'Oriola
French fencer
Gilberte Roca
French Politician
Melchior Doze
French painter
Amir Aczel
Israeli-American mathematician
Denys Colomb de Daunant
French writer
Arlette Poirier
French actress
Adolphe Perrot
French painter
Marc Robine
Singer
Raymond V, Count of Toulouse
Jean Dubuisson
French architect
Oleg Zinger
Russian painter
Roger Guérin
French singer
Baudilus
Martyr
Galhard de Carceribus
Jean Lébédeff
Artist
Armand Coussens
Artist
Charles Durand
French cook
Peter Tillberg
Artist
William Herisson
Louis Gaidan
Artist
Gaston Bouzanquet
Photographer
Marie-Pierre Castel
French actress
Andréa Guiot
French operatic soprano
Edgar Tailhades
French Politician
Marcel Boyron
Association football player
André Benedetto
Playwright
Félix Mazauric
French archaeologist
Ferry Cassinel
Paul Galmiche
Rheumatologist
