Narbonne: The Second Rome

This documentary delves into the rich history of Narbonne, once a bustling Roman port. It highlights the town's prominence over 2,000 years ago, showcasing its status as a critical connection between the colonies and the Roman Empire. Through expert opinions and interviews, the film explores the architectural history that once defined Narbonne, despite the lack of remaining significant structures today.

The documentary emphasizes the contrast between Narbonne and other Roman towns like Nîmes and Arles, which are filled with ancient sites. It provides a glimpse into the archaeological digs and the efforts of historical societies to uncover the past. The focus on historical artifacts and expert commentary enriches the viewer's understanding of Narbonne's once-grand stature in the Roman world. With a blend of history and architecture, it serves as an informative resource for those interested in the ancient world and the evolution of cities over time.