Editing Nîmes (section)

==Culture==
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From 1810 to 1822, [[Joseph Gergonne]] published in Nîmes a [[scientific journal]] specializing in [[mathematics]] called ''[[Annales de Gergonne]]''.

The [[asteroid]] [[51 Nemausa]] was named after Nîmes, where it was discovered in 1858.

Twice each year, Nîmes hosts one of the main French [[bullfighting]] events, [[Feria de Nîmes]] (festival), and several hundreds of thousands gather in the streets.

In 2005 [[Rammstein]] filmed their #1 live Album ''[[Völkerball]]'' in Nîmes.

[[Metallica]]'s live DVD ''[[Français Pour une Nuit]]'' (English: French for One Night) was recorded in Nîmes, France, in the [[Arena of Nîmes]] on 7 July 2009, during the World Magnetic Tour.