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Between fountains and mills, history and traditions. A walk to discover Calvisson town centre and the surrounding area. A walk through Calvisson town center and the Roc de Gachone. Interpretation panels help you discover the town's historical heritage. ITINERARY : From Parking Plaisance, follow signs for Place Général de Gaulle, then Grand Rue and Roc de Gachone. From this crossroads, follow signs for Château, then Calvisson Plaisance, returning via the Florent washhouse. TO DISCOVER ALONG THE WAY : - Saint-Saturnin church of Romanesque origin, modified several times between the 12th and 15th centuries. - Laundries and fountains. - Remains of the 11th-century medieval castle. - The 19th-century halles (covered market) in the "Art Nouveau" style. - The 19th-century temple. - Panoramic views of the sea and Cévennes from the Roc de Gachone. - Windmills on the Roc de Gachone hill. - The House of Boutis, a decorative quilting technique. GOOD TO KNOW : Since prehistoric times, people have settled on the Vaunage, a large, beautiful plain between Nîmes, the banks of the Vidourle and the Mediterranean. In Roman times, the road linking Nîmes to Sommières brought the region to life, with its many farms. The present-day village of Calvisson was formed in the Middle Ages with the establishment of the priory of Saint Saturnin, of which the church remains the most beautiful witness, followed by the construction of a castle on the heights in the 11th century, which bears witness to the liveliness of the Wars of Religion. Indeed, Calvisson is one of the high points in the history of Protestant resistance in the lowlands. The village took off in the 18th and 19th centuries, thanks to its wine merchants. A new art of living took hold, reflected in the construction of fine residences.

A fun and educational walk to discover how pastoral activity has transformed the landscape. A trail that takes you on a journey through the garrigue, a Mediterranean landscape shaped by man's pastoral activities over the millennia and up until the 1950s. The Chemin des laines owes its name to the scraps of wool hung on bushes by ewes as they grazed in the garrigue. Today, many vestiges remain along the paths between Vaunage and Sommierois, including the typical dry-stone constructions known as "capitelles", which have recently been restored. This trail also offers fine views over the Vaunage plain. Itinerary : 1. Go to Calvisson village center, Place Général de Gaulle. Take rue de Plaisance, then turn right onto rue du 8 mai 1945 to reach the D107, which you cross to reach Mazet de Guiraud. 2. Follow Chemin Font de Coucou then Ournèzes then Balcon de la Liquière. 3. At the Fontaine du Coucou, follow the signs for Queyrolles, then turn right to admire the capitelles and views over the plain as far as the Balcon de la Liquière. 4. At the Balcon de la Liquière, you can continue the Balade du Coucou loop, also known as the sentier des capitelles, by turning left towards La Queyrolle (loop) and then back up to the Balcon de La Liquière (+3 km). 5. Follow La Liquière then Grande Place, Puech des Buis, Labadel, Mas de Puech Long, Le Terme Blanc, La Manade, Chantale Basse, Val Claude, Cante-Perdrix, Maupas and Ournèzes. 6. Then direction Chemin Font du Coucou, Mazet de Guiraud and return to Place du Général de Gaulle via Rue du 8 mai 1945 and Rue de Plaisance to Place du Général de Gaulle. Bonus: Download testimonials from shepherds and local residents and listen to them as you stroll along, using the pictogram markers.

Discover the edible plants of the garrigue with the help of panels and the arboretum. Also worth a visit : the Mazet Lebrun. A walk in the garrigue to discover different edible plants. A beautiful diversity of landscapes! ROUTE : Departure from village center. Passing points: Combe de Biol, Laurisset, Mazet Lebrun, La Vermeillade, Rue du temple. TO DISCOVER ALONG THE WAY : 14 information panels along the route. An arboretum presents Mediterranean orchard species through their botanical characteristics, history and food uses. GOOD TO KNOW: The garrigue is an area rich in resources, with many edible plants. Small harvests were once an important source of food for the villagers.

Discover the wealth of edible plants in the garrigue. Take a break at Mazet Lebrun, a surprising place. Stroll through the garrigues to discover different species of edible plants. ROUTE : This trail starts in the same way as the Garrigue Gourmande interpretation trail, as far as Mazet Lebrun. TO DISCOVER ON THE TRAIL : This part of the trail features explanatory panels and an arboretum to help you discover a variety of plants. The trail then continues into the garrigues.

A magnificent route through the protected site of the Gorges du Gardon, in the heart of the nature reserve. From the town hall parking lot, follow the Chemin de La Baume (to the left of the bakery) for 1km to the "La Coufine" sign. Continue straight ahead. You are now in the garrigue. Wind your way down through undergrowth to reach the river's edge. In front of you is the old La Baume mill, with the little chapel nestling under the cliff in the background. Turn left up the path to reach the chapel. A path carved into the wall leads to the cave. The cave is open from 15/03 to 30/04 and from 16/08 to 14/11. Once you've crossed the cave, follow the path for 1.1 km up to the plateau above the gorge, towards the "Les Condamines" sign. Turn left and follow the GR6 for 800m to the "les Coufines" sign. Turn right to reach the village of Sanilhac. Be careful, as the Gardon is mainly fed by resurgences in summer, the water is very cold. The risk of hydrocution is very high. For this reason, swimming is prohibited at La Baume (Sanilhac-Sagriès) all year round.

Charming walk on the paths of the garrigue to discover numerous capitelles (dry stone shelters from the 18th and 19th centuries). Discover the history of this heritage linked to the culture of vines, cereals, olive trees and pastoralism. From the parking lot of the town hall, turn right to go up the rue de l'hôtel de ville. At the end of the street, turn right onto "le chemin du pont romain" (signposted circuit des capitelles). Follow the red and white markings of the GR63 Urbain V. At the sign "Mas du code" take the path on the left (sign "circuit des capitelles"). Sporting ascent with ravines. At the signpost "Le code" go straight on for 1.8 km. You pass near the signpost "Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (continue straight on). At the signpost "Côte Malaïgue" take the path to the left and continue straight on for 700m (yellow markings). At the signpost "Mas de la Librotte" turn left to "chemin de la Cabane de Guiraud". Turn left and join the path to discover capitelles, an arboretum and a well. At the signpost "La Librotte", turn left for 800m. Reach the signpost "Aillargues", then turn left to join "le Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (GR63 Chemin Urbain V, red and white markings). Turn right to take back the starting path towards the village of Blauzac.

ViaRhôna, from Saint-Gilles to Aigues-Mortes. Between Saint-Gilles and Gallician, the provisional itinerary enters the Camargue Gardoise Grand Site de France and takes you to the Centre du Scamandre. At Gallician, near the marina, you join the greenway that takes you through the Camargue Gardoise and its exceptional flora and fauna. You'll follow the old towpaths of the Rhône-Sète canal through the marshes before reaching Aigues-Mortes, a fortified town surrounded by marshes, vineyards and salt marshes. Don't miss the view from the Tour Carbonnière to better understand this extraordinary landscape. From Gallician, two loops linked to the Vauvert - Gallician greenway will enable you to discover the surrounding countryside between vineyards, marshes and reeds.

This walk will make you discover the heart of the Gorges du Gardon up to the magnificent and wild site of La Baume. It is the only itinerary that goes along the Gardon. Not recommended in case of recent rains, the banks may be submerged in some places. To park on the parking lot (paying) 2 avenue du Pont du Gard in Collias Take the direction of Pont St Vincent and follow the path on the right which goes up the Gardon, direction "La Baume". Continue straight ahead to find the yellow markings and the signs "Queue du Grand Glas" then "Vallon de la Caille". At about 750m pass a small passage which goes along a big rock. Continue straight ahead to find the ruins of an old mill. Continue straight on for 300m along the river then go up on the right by a narrow path which continues then by a track direction "La Coufine" on 2.2 kms. * At the crossroads, turn right towards "les Condamines" by the GR6-GR63 Then always straight on towards Collias by following the red and white markings to reach the signs "La Grande Terre" (stay on the GR6-GR63 and leave the track which leaves on the left), then "Ménude" and Collias. You arrive in Collias by the path "Vai Aure". At the crossroads, turn left "chemin du Barry". Turn right to take the "Grand rue" which crosses the village to reach the sign "Collias - Le Portalet". Turn left and go up the rue de la République. At the end of the street, turn right into the Avenue du Pont and walk 150m to reach the Parking. * A variant can be proposed to you by taking on the right direction the Chapel St Veredème. It is then possible to join the plateau of garrigue and the GR6-GR63 by a steep path " Les Condamines Sanilhac.

A nice family hike in the shade which offers magnificent panoramas on the surrounding cliffs. You will discover the cave of the hermitage dating from the Neolithic period and the Romanesque chapel of Notre-Dame de Laval dating from the 12th century. From the parking of the market place in Collias, cross the bridge of Collias and pass the Maison du Castor. Turn left at the signpost "Le Grand Devois" and follow the yellow markings. Then, during approximately 600m, you will follow the Gardon on the right bank to arrive at the signpost "le Cantadu". Take the left path (stone cross) towards the Hermitage for 1,7km. You will arrive on the site of the cave of the hermitage and the Romanesque chapel Notre-Dame de Laval.*. Then take the track on the right towards Collias and "Contadu" for 2km. Then continue on the main path following the yellow markings. You will find the path taken at the beginning of the hike. * Possibility of a variant by the big loop (12.2km / 4h15) At the sign "Grand serre" turn left and follow the path for 3.1km (yellow markings). At the signpost "Caunèze" take the path on the left and follow the path for 1.9km. Continue straight ahead. At the signpost "la Torte" go straight on for 3.8km to reach the village of Collias.

A stroll through a maze of stones and plants... The quarries bear the memory of the quarrymen. Wander through a maze of stones and plants... The Carrières carry the memory of the quarrymen. Exploring this site will take you on a journey back in time. Interpretation panels invite you to discover the historical and natural heritage of Junas. ROUTE : Start at Place de l'avenir, then head towards Chemin de Poussel. Pass the water tower and enter the Carrières du Bon Temps site. Back in the village, pass the rond-point des rencontres and return to Place de l'Avenir. TO DISCOVER ALONG THE WAY : - The Kiosk in Place de l'Avenir - Works by stonemasons and sculptors in the Carrières area - The Rond-point des Rencontres - The water tower - Viewpoint and orientation table GOOD TO KNOW : Manual quarrying began in the Gallo-Roman period and was abandoned at the end of the Second World War. The extracted shell limestone, soft and porous and easy to cut, was widely used for the construction of local houses and for works such as the inner galleries of the Nîmes arena. To build their houses, the inhabitants of Junas had the privilege of collecting the stone off-cuts, hence their massive appearance. Over the years, stone cutters and sculptors have left their mark on the Carrières and the village.

The amphitheatre (or arena) at Nîmes is the best preserved in the Roman world. From the end of the 1st century AD, it hosted wild animal hunts and gladiatorial combats. Today, numerous events take place here. The amphitheatre is 133 m long and 101 m wide. 21 m high, with two levels of arcades, its exterior façade is divided into 60 bays. Numerous staircases and 5 circular galleries ensure optimal circulation. More than 23,000 Gallo-Romans attended the gladiatorial and animal fights on the 34 tiers, according to their social rank. In the Middle Ages, the monument was transformed into a fortress, providing refuge for the population in case of danger. Later, the interior was occupied by private homes until the 19th century. In 1809, the houses, chapels and château of the Viscounts of Nîmes were demolished to restore the monument to its former glory. Today, the arena offers a prestigious setting for numerous events. They host bullfights, congresses, concerts and sporting events. Come and discover two major new shows in the Arena: - Les Journées Romaines de Nîmes on April 25, 26 and 27 - Sound and light show in August Tickets on sale at www.arenes-nimes.com - For information on concerts: www.festivaldenimes.com or www.adamconcerts.com or 04 91 60 61 62 - For information on bullfighting shows: www.arenesdenimes.com or 08 91 701 401 LAST FREE ADMISSION 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING TIME AND 1H AT THE ARENAS WITH AUDIOGUIDE. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN THE PRACTICAL INFORMATION.

Ce lieu est idéal pour votre séjour romantique. Bruno vous propose un accueil sur mesure, dans ce lieu de zénitude. Vous serez le seul couple car il n'y a qu'une seule chambre. Environnement de village. 1 chambre d'hôtes en rez de chaussée, avec séjour privé, coin repos, climatisation, Wi-Fi, parking clos, piscine privée extérieure (7m x 4m) ouverte l'été. Dès que vous aurez passé la porte cochère de notre chambre d'hôtes, vous découvrirez la superbe cour intérieure avec piscine, et le charme agira immédiatement. Au bout de la cour, en traversant le jardin luxuriant, vous entrerez dans votre suite avec un grand Spa à usage illimité.

We're delighted to welcome you to one of our two gîtes in the Petite Camargue. A village steeped in Camargue tradition, close to the greenway, beaches, Aigues-Mortes and Nîmes, where you'll find plenty of opportunities for outings and activities. The 34 m2, 4-person "Le Castellas" gîte comprises a main room with a sitting area and fully-equipped kitchen, a bedroom with a 140 cm bed and a 90 cm bed, a bathroom with walk-in shower and raised toilet, and easy access for strollers and wheelchairs. Linen included, cleaning optional, parking in front of gîte. Child's chair and cot available on request. Rental by the night or week, preferential rates for pilgrims. We also have another gîte for 2 to 4 people opposite this one, so please don't hesitate to contact us.

We are delighted to welcome you to one of our two gîtes, in the heart of the village, in Petite Camargue. Situated in a traditional Camargue village where many festivities take place throughout the year. Gîte " le Mazet sous L'Olivier " est composé d'une pièce principale avec coin salon téléviseur (clic clac) et sa cuisine équipée, une mezzanine avec un lit en 140 d'une salle de bain avec machine à laver, une douche à l'italienne et WC. Le Gîte " Le Castellas " est composé d'une pièce principale avec coin salon téléviseur (clic clac) et sa cuisine équipée avec machine à laver, une chambre avec un lit en 140 et un lit en 90, d'une salle de bain avec douche à l' italienne et WC. Proche du cœur du village, de notre marché le mercredi et samedi matin, proche de tous commerces. Une petite cour commune avec coin terrasse indépendante pour chacun !! Tout proche de la voie verte et de la via la rhona pour de belles ballades à pied, à vélo.... jusqu'à Gallician, Aiguës Mortes, le Grau du roi... Nous sommes accueil vélo nous mettons à disposition notre garage pour poser les vélos, camionnette.....

We welcome you to a corner of nature in the heart of a two-hectare property on the outskirts of Vauvert. The room is located in a small independent ecological building. The room is surrounded by greenery, with a terrace and an aquatic pool, and outdoor facilities are at your disposal. Ground-floor dormitory room, 35 m2, for 5 people, ideal for pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela, with 1 140 cm bed and 3 90 cm beds. Outside facilities: solar shower, dry toilet, covered kitchen, sink. Parking available. Breakfast not included. Alternative, eco-designed accommodation, a space dedicated to prayer and meditation. Possibility of sharing a vegetarian and organic dinner, as well as pitching a tent on a dedicated site, further information on site. Reservations by SMS before 3pm, confirmation by return SMS each day between 3pm and 4pm.

La Vigneronne des Costières welcomes you with its 5 rooms in a manor house in the center of Vauvert. Relax in the shady garden and enjoy the swimming pool and solarium. Catering on site. Upstairs rooms for up to 10 people and 2 children, atypically decorated, close to all amenities. Breakfast included. - Chambre l'Espiguette: 20 m2, for 2 people, with 140 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre la Scamandre: 16 m2, for 2 people, including a 160 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre Sylvéréal: 16 m2, for 2 people, including a 140 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and toilet. - Suite Gallician: 80 m2, for 2 people, with 180 cm double bed, sofa bed, kitchenette, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Montcalm family room: 20 m2, for 2 people and 2 children, including a 140 cm double bed and two 90 cm single beds on the mezzanine, bathroom with shower and toilet. Communal areas: living room, dining room, terrace, courtyard, relaxation area, 3x3m heated swimming pool with children's area, solarium. Possibility of folding bed for extra person or child. Decreasing rate from the 3rd night, -10%, except in July and August.

Located in a winegrower's house, the restaurant offers a unique blend of regional and Réunionese cuisine. A SUBTLE BLEND OF REGIONAL AND REUNION CUISINE Originally from Reunion Island, Michelle offers a cuisine that combines regional and Reunion cuisine. This subtle blend brings a unique taste.

Discover the Camargue by staying in this legendary former hotel in the heart of the village of Vauvert. It is spread over 3 floors, with a surface area of around 500 m2. An atypical place, tastefully renovated, with a rooftop terrace. Four comfortable bedrooms with private bathroom and toilet. Access to kitchen and common rooms. Access to the rooms is via a staircase. The rooms are located on the 2nd floor of our guest house. - Bedroom 1: 11 m2, for 2 people, 140 cm double bed, open bathroom with shower and toilet, very quiet, window overlooking interior patio. - Bedroom 2: 11 m2, for 2 people, 140 cm double bed, open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, view of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 3: 11 m2, sleeps 2, 140 cm double bed, bathroom with shower and toilet, view of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 4: 11 m2, sleeps 2, 140 cm double bed, open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, rooftop view. Communal areas available: lounge for reading or relaxing, kitchen, rooftop terrace overlooking the village. Breakfast available on request. Breakfast tray: tea, coffee, 1 fruit juice, 1 compote, madeleine, cookies, rusks and chocolate. Services: bed linen, towels and tea towels are provided and at your disposal during your stay. A separate fridge is also available for shopping during your stay. Microwave, coffee maker and electric kettle are also available. Non-smoking room. Arrival from 2:00 pm and departure before 12:00 am. Special pilgrim rate, overnight stay without breakfast. Optional rental room: kitchen, break room and toilet.

Au cœur de la ville de Vauvert, sur le chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle, l'hôtel Le Lys d'Or vous accueille avec ses 12 chambres de 1 à 4 personnes. Toutes les chambres sont à l'étage et sont équipées de climatisation, douche, lavabo, toilettes, grand écran LCD et wifi gratuite. Terrasse couverte, parking fermé, place limitées. Situation géographique en fait un lieu de vacances privilégié pour profiter suivant les saisons, de la mer en été, des Férias, du cadre enchanteur de la Petite Camargue avec ses étangs et ses marais de roseaux, ses taureaux et ses chevaux camarguais.

Discover the calm and comfort of these four tastefully decorated rooms. Ideal for discovering the Petite Camargue, a central point between Nîmes, Arles, Aigues-Mortes and Montpellier. In a former farm barn, four upstairs bedrooms for up to 8 people. Whether it's "Henrik Ibsen", the Norwegian touch, or the more local "Gardian", "Toréador" or "Van Gogh", you'll enjoy this heavenly setting in the heart of this region with its rich historical and natural heritage. - Chambre Toréador: 20 m2, for 2 people, equipped with a 160 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Chambre Henrik Ibsen: 20 m2, sleeps 2, 180 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Van Gogh room: 20 m2, for 2 people, equipped with a 160 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Chambre Gardian: 20 m2, sleeps 2, with 2 90 cm beds, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. The flower-filled garden, relaxation area, four terraces and swimming pool will make your stay a pleasant one. Seminar room rental for 15 to 20 people, please contact us.

The amphitheatre (or arena) at Nîmes is the best preserved in the Roman world. From the end of the 1st century AD, it hosted wild animal hunts and gladiatorial combats. Today, numerous events take place here. The amphitheatre is 133 m long and 101 m wide. 21 m high, with two levels of arcades, its exterior façade is divided into 60 bays. Numerous staircases and 5 circular galleries ensure optimal circulation. More than 23,000 Gallo-Romans attended the gladiatorial and animal fights on the 34 tiers, according to their social rank. In the Middle Ages, the monument was transformed into a fortress, providing refuge for the population in case of danger. Later, the interior was occupied by private homes until the 19th century. In 1809, the houses, chapels and château of the Viscounts of Nîmes were demolished to restore the monument to its former glory. Today, the arena offers a prestigious setting for numerous events. They host bullfights, congresses, concerts and sporting events. Come and discover two major new shows in the Arena: - Les Journées Romaines de Nîmes on April 25, 26 and 27 - Sound and light show in August Tickets on sale at www.arenes-nimes.com - For information on concerts: www.festivaldenimes.com or www.adamconcerts.com or 04 91 60 61 62 - For information on bullfighting shows: www.arenesdenimes.com or 08 91 701 401 LAST FREE ADMISSION 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING TIME AND 1H AT THE ARENAS WITH AUDIOGUIDE. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK EXCEPT AS INDICATED IN THE PRACTICAL INFORMATION.

Il s'agit d'une fontaine monumentale en marbre blanc. Son élément principal, une jeune femme debout, représente de façon allégorique la ville de Nîmes. Celle-ci porte comme couronne les monuments romains emblématiques de la ville : les arènes et la colonnade de la Maison Carrée. La statue principale est entourée de quatre statues assises, dont les vasques recueillent l'eau. Ces quatre personnages, deux hommes et deux femmes, représentent quatre cours d'eau majeurs de la région nîmoise : la Fontaine de Nîmes, source mère de la colonie romaine, le Gardon, la Fontaine d'Eure et le Rhône. Chacune de ces représentations est identifiée par son nom latin, gravé sur sa base : Nemausa, Vardo, Ura et Rhodano.

Situés sur une colline en plein cœur de la ville, les jardins de la Fontaine ont été créés sur un magnifique site historique et naturel de 15 hectares. Ce «jardin remarquable» labellisé par le Ministère de la Culture est un havre de paix. Premier jardin public européen, il se compose de deux architectures paysagées : - un jardin classique du XVIIIe siècle - un jardin méditerranéen de style paysager Sa création débute en 1745. A la demande du roi de France, Louis XV, Jacques Philippe Mareschal (ingénieur du roi, Directeur des fortifications des provinces du Languedoc) en est le concepteur. L’ambition de Mareschal est de mettre en scène la source et les vestiges antiques découverts, dans une composition inspirée des jardins à la Française : avec ses allées symétriques, ses alignements d’arbres, l’ensemble enrichi de balustres, vases, bancs (au centre, la sculpture allégorique représentant Nîmes). Le projet prévoyant plusieurs terrasses ne sera jamais finalisé. Début XIXe, Augustin Cavalier, Maire de Nîmes, met en œuvre l’aménagement de la colline et lui donne son nom. Une végétalisation est effectuée à partir de différentes essences, telles que le pin d’Alep, le chêne vert, le cyprès etc. Des cheminements sont réalisés permettant aux promeneurs de découvrir différentes mises en scène comme la grotte de style rocailleux. Au bout de ces sentiers, un monument remarquable domine le jardin : la Tour Magne. Depuis, de nombreux espaces ont été créés permettant d’enrichir ce lieu, tels que le jardin de rocaille, savant mélange de rochers et de plantes méditerranéennes, le bassin Montgolfier avec ses plantes aquatiques, le jardin de Mazet. Coins repos ombragés, zones de pique-nique. Accès personnes à mobilité réduite sur la partie basse.

Religious buildings suffered during the Wars of Religion. The cathedral was destroyed twice and rebuilt on the ruins. There are elements of the 11th-century Romanesque church (frieze, tower, wall sections), 17th-century neo-Gothic architecture and 19th-century renovation. Don't miss the medieval frieze of the first cathedral. September 29, 1567: the story of the Michelade at Saint Castor Cathedral. Catholics were thrown into the well in the bishop's courtyard on the side of the cathedral, and Protestant rioters attacked the cathedral, attempting to destroy the bell tower. The Cathedral underwent two renovations: the first from 1877 to 1882 by architect Henri Revoil, and the second and last in 1904. Of the original 11th-century building, the façade and a bas-relief Old Testament suite remain. It was rebuilt in the 17th century and remodeled internally in the 19th century in the neo-Gothic style. Remarkable 17th-century organs, a Gallo-Roman sarcophagus and paintings by local masters stand side by side. The church was consecrated in 1096 by Pope Urbain II and Raymond IV, Count of Toulouse and Count of Nîmes.

Vous trouverez dans cet espace : - Une quarantaine de tables de pique-nique réparties sur l’ensemble du bois. - Des aires de jeux avec des structures adaptées aux enfants de 4 à 6 ans, et de 6 à 12 ans. - Des agrès d’étirement positionnés au niveau de la zone d’accueil située au parking le long de la RN 106, permettant de s’étirer les bras, le tronc et les jambes, après un effort physique. - Sept circuits de petite randonnée Un sentier est adapté pour les personnes à mobilité réduite : le sentier de la Yeuseraie comprenant 2 circuits balisés multi sensoriels (un circuit de 1030 m et un circuit de 600 m) vous invitant à découvrir l’histoire du site ainsi que la faune que vous pouvez rencontrer. - Des cartes de circuits de Course d’Orientation sont en vente à l’Office de Tourisme de Nîmes ou auprès de l’Association Gard Orientation (04 66 67 63 01). Informations : L’ensemble de l’espace est classé en réserve approuvée, donc la chasse y est interdite, tout comme la circulation des véhicules à moteurs. -Faite preuve de respect en étant maître de vos animaux (chien) et sachez partager l’espace. -Ne fumez pas -Ne cueillez pas -N’escaladez pas les murs et les capitelles en pierres sèches car elles sont fragiles !! -Ne grimpez pas aux arbres -Respectez le mobilier qui est à votre disposition

Le Sentier de la Yeuseraie est un sentier de promenade et d'interprétation où l'on vous fera découvrir, par des tablettes explicatives, la faune et la végétation de la garrigue, paysage particulier de Nîmes et ses environs.

This place is not just a public park with traditional children's playground equipment, a boules court and a picnic area. It also incorporates symbols of traditional Camargue culture.

The Olivette communale features sports equipment and a picnic area.

De 1653 à 1826, trois familles se succèdent en tant que propriétaires : Boisson, Sartre et Novy. Le château est aujourd'hui, en grande partie, propriété de la Ville de Caveirac. Le château sera le théâtre des affrontements en Vaunage entre les troupes du roi Louis XIV et celles des Camisards dirigées par Jean Cavalier au début du XVIIIe siècle. Le cabinet du 1er étage est classé au titre des Monuments historiques depuis le 23 décembre 1981. Le reste du château, les communs et le jardin sont, quant à eux, inscrits au titre des Monuments historiques.

Located in a winegrower's house, the restaurant offers a unique blend of regional and Réunionese cuisine. A SUBTLE BLEND OF REGIONAL AND REUNION CUISINE Originally from Reunion Island, Michelle offers a cuisine that combines regional and Reunion cuisine. This subtle blend brings a unique taste.

Thi Thu Thuy and François welcome you to discover traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Nems, caramelized pork, Bo Bun salad, shrimps in hot sauce... A la carte, eat-in or take-away.

Located in Vauvert, Maria welcomes you in a friendly atmosphere to taste her specialties such as pizzas, entrecôte périgourdine... Vauvert's oldest restaurant, l'Oustalet, has been open since 1985. Traditional "home-made" cuisine, its menu of the day at lunchtime on weekdays includes a starter, main course, dessert and 1/4 wine.

Located in Vauvert, a warm and relaxed place where life is good. 100% French local produce and wood-fired cooking. We have a brazier with which we prepare braised vegetables, grilled fish or fine cuts of meat... Brazier cooking brings an authentic taste to our dishes. A cocooning lounge where you can watch sporting events and other events, and a smoking lounge are also available, as well as a cigar menu. You can also enjoy our shaded terrace in the mild season. Concerts and theme evenings are also organized.

Located in an old family home in Vauvert, Le Romarin offers homemade, regional cuisine. Its speciality is the Camargue menu. A warm welcome awaits you all year round. Le Romarin offers homemade dishes and regional cuisine. Discover our daily menu based on fresh produce (starter, main course and dessert). Bike rack.

Specialities: semi-gourmet and Mediterranean cuisine The chef adds his own special touch to traditional French dishes and only uses fresh products such as pork meat from the black pig, Galician beef, cured meats from Lyon, fresh fish from various fish markets. All our dishes are homemade by our in-house team at the restaurant. 100% fresh products: Fruit and vegetables are all from the region. Our fish is only caught in the Atlantic Ocean or Mediterranean Sea. Pork from the Bigorre and Duroc black pig. Beef comes from the Aubrac, Normandy, Simmental, Aberdeen Black Angus and Limousine varieties. Our wine cellar was created by wine enthusiasts who introduced us to the most talented winegrowers from our beloved region and country. Fantastic wine list. Dishes to take-away, home deliveries (within a radius of 20 km), catering service, wine merchant.

Known and appreciated by all Saint-Gillois, the restaurant offers Mediterranean cuisine in the colors of the Camargue. Fresh, healthy produce is the focus of our chef's creativity, with an emphasis on using quality products and promoting local and fair trade. You'll find flagship dishes from our sublime Camargue region, as well as homemade pizzas.

Our chef offers you a traditional and regional cuisine, concocted from fresh and quality products.

Located in the center of Gallician, the restaurant serves family-style Camargue cuisine, specializing in bull meat... Run by a former raseteur and manadier (Manade Félix) well known in the area, the Café du Centre "Chez le Chat" offers friendly, family-style cuisine, with specialties including : - raço di biou, Camargue bull meat from the manade's own herd - rouille on Fridays (reservation required).

Located in Gallician, the Ferme Auberge de Bourgarel offers a unique menu to be enjoyed outside, in the shade, in the middle of the vegetable garden. Elena and Pierre offer a tasty cuisine using fruit, vegetables and herbs from their kitchen garden for a unique menu. Meat and other products are sourced from local producers. The meal takes place outside, in the middle of the vegetable garden, in the shade.

Ce lieu est idéal pour votre séjour romantique. Bruno vous propose un accueil sur mesure, dans ce lieu de zénitude. Vous serez le seul couple car il n'y a qu'une seule chambre. Environnement de village. 1 chambre d'hôtes en rez de chaussée, avec séjour privé, coin repos, climatisation, Wi-Fi, parking clos, piscine privée extérieure (7m x 4m) ouverte l'été. Dès que vous aurez passé la porte cochère de notre chambre d'hôtes, vous découvrirez la superbe cour intérieure avec piscine, et le charme agira immédiatement. Au bout de la cour, en traversant le jardin luxuriant, vous entrerez dans votre suite avec un grand Spa à usage illimité.

Laissez-vous séduire par ce mas bicentenaire situé non loin de la source Perrier. Vous séjournerez dans un mas autrefois constitué d'une ferme , d'une cave vinicole , d'une magnanerie et surtout d'une forge où les enfants apprenaient un métier presque disparu. C'est dans le dortoir que les suites Camargue , Perrier et Aigues-Mortes vous procureront quiétude .

We're delighted to welcome you to one of our two gîtes in the Petite Camargue. A village steeped in Camargue tradition, close to the greenway, beaches, Aigues-Mortes and Nîmes, where you'll find plenty of opportunities for outings and activities. The 34 m2, 4-person "Le Castellas" gîte comprises a main room with a sitting area and fully-equipped kitchen, a bedroom with a 140 cm bed and a 90 cm bed, a bathroom with walk-in shower and raised toilet, and easy access for strollers and wheelchairs. Linen included, cleaning optional, parking in front of gîte. Child's chair and cot available on request. Rental by the night or week, preferential rates for pilgrims. We also have another gîte for 2 to 4 people opposite this one, so please don't hesitate to contact us.

We are delighted to welcome you to one of our two gîtes, in the heart of the village, in Petite Camargue. Situated in a traditional Camargue village where many festivities take place throughout the year. Gîte " le Mazet sous L'Olivier " est composé d'une pièce principale avec coin salon téléviseur (clic clac) et sa cuisine équipée, une mezzanine avec un lit en 140 d'une salle de bain avec machine à laver, une douche à l'italienne et WC. Le Gîte " Le Castellas " est composé d'une pièce principale avec coin salon téléviseur (clic clac) et sa cuisine équipée avec machine à laver, une chambre avec un lit en 140 et un lit en 90, d'une salle de bain avec douche à l' italienne et WC. Proche du cœur du village, de notre marché le mercredi et samedi matin, proche de tous commerces. Une petite cour commune avec coin terrasse indépendante pour chacun !! Tout proche de la voie verte et de la via la rhona pour de belles ballades à pied, à vélo.... jusqu'à Gallician, Aiguës Mortes, le Grau du roi... Nous sommes accueil vélo nous mettons à disposition notre garage pour poser les vélos, camionnette.....

We welcome you to a corner of nature in the heart of a two-hectare property on the outskirts of Vauvert. The room is located in a small independent ecological building. The room is surrounded by greenery, with a terrace and an aquatic pool, and outdoor facilities are at your disposal. Ground-floor dormitory room, 35 m2, for 5 people, ideal for pilgrims to Santiago de Compostela, with 1 140 cm bed and 3 90 cm beds. Outside facilities: solar shower, dry toilet, covered kitchen, sink. Parking available. Breakfast not included. Alternative, eco-designed accommodation, a space dedicated to prayer and meditation. Possibility of sharing a vegetarian and organic dinner, as well as pitching a tent on a dedicated site, further information on site. Reservations by SMS before 3pm, confirmation by return SMS each day between 3pm and 4pm.

La Vigneronne des Costières welcomes you with its 5 rooms in a manor house in the center of Vauvert. Relax in the shady garden and enjoy the swimming pool and solarium. Catering on site. Upstairs rooms for up to 10 people and 2 children, atypically decorated, close to all amenities. Breakfast included. - Chambre l'Espiguette: 20 m2, for 2 people, with 140 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre la Scamandre: 16 m2, for 2 people, including a 160 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Chambre Sylvéréal: 16 m2, for 2 people, including a 140 cm double bed, bathroom with walk-in shower and toilet. - Suite Gallician: 80 m2, for 2 people, with 180 cm double bed, sofa bed, kitchenette, bathroom with walk-in shower and separate toilet. - Montcalm family room: 20 m2, for 2 people and 2 children, including a 140 cm double bed and two 90 cm single beds on the mezzanine, bathroom with shower and toilet. Communal areas: living room, dining room, terrace, courtyard, relaxation area, 3x3m heated swimming pool with children's area, solarium. Possibility of folding bed for extra person or child. Decreasing rate from the 3rd night, -10%, except in July and August.

Discover the Camargue by staying in this legendary former hotel in the heart of the village of Vauvert. It is spread over 3 floors, with a surface area of around 500 m2. An atypical place, tastefully renovated, with a rooftop terrace. Four comfortable bedrooms with private bathroom and toilet. Access to kitchen and common rooms. Access to the rooms is via a staircase. The rooms are located on the 2nd floor of our guest house. - Bedroom 1: 11 m2, for 2 people, 140 cm double bed, open bathroom with shower and toilet, very quiet, window overlooking interior patio. - Bedroom 2: 11 m2, for 2 people, 140 cm double bed, open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, view of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 3: 11 m2, sleeps 2, 140 cm double bed, bathroom with shower and toilet, view of Place Gambetta. - Bedroom 4: 11 m2, sleeps 2, 140 cm double bed, open-plan bathroom with shower and toilet, rooftop view. Communal areas available: lounge for reading or relaxing, kitchen, rooftop terrace overlooking the village. Breakfast available on request. Breakfast tray: tea, coffee, 1 fruit juice, 1 compote, madeleine, cookies, rusks and chocolate. Services: bed linen, towels and tea towels are provided and at your disposal during your stay. A separate fridge is also available for shopping during your stay. Microwave, coffee maker and electric kettle are also available. Non-smoking room. Arrival from 2:00 pm and departure before 12:00 am. Special pilgrim rate, overnight stay without breakfast. Optional rental room: kitchen, break room and toilet.

Au cœur de la ville de Vauvert, sur le chemin de St Jacques de Compostelle, l'hôtel Le Lys d'Or vous accueille avec ses 12 chambres de 1 à 4 personnes. Toutes les chambres sont à l'étage et sont équipées de climatisation, douche, lavabo, toilettes, grand écran LCD et wifi gratuite. Terrasse couverte, parking fermé, place limitées. Situation géographique en fait un lieu de vacances privilégié pour profiter suivant les saisons, de la mer en été, des Férias, du cadre enchanteur de la Petite Camargue avec ses étangs et ses marais de roseaux, ses taureaux et ses chevaux camarguais.

Discover the calm and comfort of these four tastefully decorated rooms. Ideal for discovering the Petite Camargue, a central point between Nîmes, Arles, Aigues-Mortes and Montpellier. In a former farm barn, four upstairs bedrooms for up to 8 people. Whether it's "Henrik Ibsen", the Norwegian touch, or the more local "Gardian", "Toréador" or "Van Gogh", you'll enjoy this heavenly setting in the heart of this region with its rich historical and natural heritage. - Chambre Toréador: 20 m2, for 2 people, equipped with a 160 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Chambre Henrik Ibsen: 20 m2, sleeps 2, 180 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Van Gogh room: 20 m2, for 2 people, equipped with a 160 cm bed, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. - Chambre Gardian: 20 m2, sleeps 2, with 2 90 cm beds, bathroom with shower and toilet. Possibility of an extra bed for a child. The flower-filled garden, relaxation area, four terraces and swimming pool will make your stay a pleasant one. Seminar room rental for 15 to 20 people, please contact us.

We welcome you to a family home where you can enjoy the calm and comfort of our 2 tastefully decorated rooms, in the heart of the Petite Camargue, between Montpellier and Arles. Pilgrim welcome. Spacious rooms on the first floor of a village house, accommodating up to 7 people, close to all amenities, in the town center. - Room "Douce Provence", 15 m2, air-conditioned, for 2 people, 160 cm double bed with the possibility of adding an extra bed for an additional person, private bathroom with bath and toilet. - Chambre "Tendre Camargue", 19 m2, air-conditioned, for 2 people, 140 cm double bed with the possibility of adding 2 extra beds for 2 additional people, private bathroom with shower and toilet. The rooms are close to all amenities. Enjoy the inner courtyard, summer kitchen, barbecue and clothesline. Breakfast included. Optional extras: cot, jacuzzi, washing machine. Special pilgrim welcome, night and breakfast included, preferential rate.