Lutetia
- Province
- Gallia Lugdunensis
- Realm
- Gaul
- Faction
- Roman
- Starting building
- Trade centre
- Terrain
- Plain
- Road / river
- River
- Resource deposit
- —
- Starting population
- 75,000
- Position (x / y)
- 19 / 21
Historical background
Lutetia was the chief town of the Celtic Parisii on an island in the Seine, today's Île de la Cité. In 52 BC Caesar's legate Labienus fought the Gauls here; afterwards the Romans built up the town on the left bank with a forum, baths and an arena. In the 4th century the name Paris, after the tribe, took over.
Read more on Wikipedia ↗Other cities in the province
No other cities in this province.