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https://www.mrn.ch/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/Amphores-1-scaled.jpg25601713Although wine is traditionally a Mediterranean beverage, it was very popular in Roman times. How did the people of Nyon drink it? Were there already vineyards in our region? Discover how wine was made and transported, thanks to the many objects on display at the Roman Museum! Every first Sunday of the month, our Discovery […]