Ier s. · Île de la Cité
The Gallo-Roman Lutetia settles on the Île de la Cité
Island Transformation
The Île de la Cité begins to transform under Roman influence, with stone buildings replacing wooden huts.
The Forum
The Forum, a gathering and exchange place, is established, attracting merchants and citizens.
Public Baths
The public baths, a symbol of Roman lifestyle, emerge as an essential meeting place for the population.
Cultural Duality
The inhabitants begin to adopt Roman customs while preserving part of their Gallic identity.
Commercial Exchanges
Commercial relations intensify, transforming Lutetia into a hub of economic exchanges.
Arts and Crafts
Local artisans, inspired by Roman techniques, refine their craftsmanship.
Lutetia, Symbol of Success
The Île de la Cité becomes a symbol of the success of Romanization, blending tradition and modernity.