Discover Arpaillargues-et-aureillac at Château d'Arpaillargues

This loop will make you discover authentic villages. Take the time to admire the countryside, vineyards, garrigue and the view on the Mont Bouquet! without forgetting the traces of prehistoric mammals. Ideal for a big bowl of air. Despite its name, this loop does not contain any capitelles, but it does offer some beautiful landscapes to discover. Departure Serviers-et-Labaume, in front of the town hall. Follow the D136 and at the intersection with "Route d'arpaillargues" turn right, then right again via "Chemin de la Rivière". Cross "Aubussargues" and continue on the D120 "Route de Collorgues". Turn right onto "Chemin d'Aubussargues" as far as "Collorgues". Turn left towards "Mas Combet". Turn right onto the D114a, D186 and D161 to "Foissac", heading for "Marignac" and "Aigliers" on the D267 to the starting point (take care when crossing the D981).

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 town hall parking lot, turn right up 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 "Mas du code" sign, take the path on the left (circuit des capitelles sign). This is a challenging climb with some gullies. At the "Le code" sign, go straight on for 1.8 km. You will pass the signpost "Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (go straight on). At the "Côte Malaïgue" sign, take the left-hand path and go straight on for 700 m (yellow markings). At the "Mas de la Librotte" sign, 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 "La Librotte" sign, turn left for 800 m. Reach the "Aillargues" signpost, then turn left to join "le Chemin de Sares et Prelong" (GR63 Chemin Urbain V, red and white markings). Turn right to take the original path towards the village of Blauzac.

This stage of the Chemin Urbain V between Blauzac and Estézargues follows in the historic footsteps of Pope Urban V, linking picturesque villages and testifying to the region's medieval and religious heritage. From the Avenue des Aires parking lot in Blauzac Follow rue de l'Hôtel-de-Ville. After the church, take rue Neuve to the left, chemin des Capitelles to the right and chemin du Pont-Romain to the right for 250 m. Climb to the left along the stony path (Circuit des Capitelles). After "Le Code", turn right onto the beautiful path lined with low dry-stone walls. At the "Chemin de Sares-et-Prélong" post, continue along this path. Pass "Côte de Malaigue" and, opposite, reach "Malaigue". Climb the track on the left and, at "Chemin de Pellecuer", turn right onto "Chemin de Pellecuer". It zigzags and enters a wood of pines and holm oaks. Take the right-hand path downhill. This leads to the "Valat des Pontils" on the plain. Take the track on the left, pass "Les Pontils" and continue straight ahead. Leave the track on your left and cross the Roman bridge over the Seynes. Continue along the track, which veers left and passes under the old railroad line on the right. Turn left onto chemin du Mas-de-Justices. At the houses, turn left on the unsurfaced track for 20 m and continue on the surfaced track. Turn right, passing Mas de Boule and Mas Hyro. At the crossroads, go straight ahead. The road bends to the left. Turn right (north) onto the track that runs alongside the Mas-Careiron hospital. At the electric substation, turn right onto Chemin du Paradis, bordering the hospital fence. At the "Chemin du Paradis" crossroads (hospital parking lot), turn left onto Avenue Moïse-Charras. After the gendarmerie, turn right towards Uzès town center on avenue de la Gare (D 982) and reach the traffic circle, signposted "Avenue de la Libération". _____________________________________________________________ Variant via the town center and the Eure fountain - 4.1 km - 1 h 05 **From the traffic circle to the Eure spring** - 1.8 km - 25 min Go straight ahead on avenue de la Libération, right on boulevard des Alliés, boulevard Victor-Hugo, and come to the "Chemin de Gide" sign. A) Go straight ahead, rounding the museum to the right. Turn right onto avenue Maxime-Pascal for 75 m. Turn right into Parc du Duché, then left along the right bank of the Alzon. Reach the Eure spring. **From the Source d'Eure to the Moulin de Carrière** - 2.3 km - 40 min B) Go down the left bank of the stream. At the "Vallée d'Eure" sign, turn right. At "Moulin de Tournal", cross the footbridge to the right, climb up, then fork left. At "André Gide", take the track on the left, go downhill on the left and pass "Gisfort". Continue along the left-hand track to reach the "Moulin de Carrière". _____________________________________________________________ > Junction with the GR®. Turn right down Avenue du Redounet, past the stadiums and college, then left up Chemin du Paradis. Continue right along rue Tour-du-Roi. At the Place Croix-des-Palmiers crossroads, cross the D979 and turn right into Rue Gaston-Broche. Turn right into rue de l'Escalette and left into chemin des Carrières. After "Escalette", take the winding road down to "Moulin de Carrière". Take the left-hand variant. Follow the track to the right, cross the Alzon and continue straight ahead. At the "Chemin du Mazet" post, take the path to the right (south-east), then continue down the road (capitelle on the left). At the crossroads, take the road on the left. At the "Le Mas de Rey" sign, continue along the road opposite, and at the "La Galotte" crossroads, turn right onto the road through the vines. Take the Chemin de Cervezanne on the left, the second road on the right for 60 m and the Traverse des Amandiers on the left. Go past "La Carriérette", past the cemetery, to the church and the "Saint-Maximin" sign. Go up into the village and, at the "Saint-Maximin - La Capitelle" sign, turn right towards Les Santolines. Descend into the valley on a very stony path. Continue downhill on the right-hand path for 750 m. Pass "Les Santolines" and follow the D 365 to the left for 650 m. Before the D981, take the road on the left. When you reach "Traverse", take the road on the left, then the road on the right. It becomes a path. Cross the Roman bridge over the Bordènegue stream. Opposite, reach the "Bordènegue" crossroads and continue straight ahead (east) on the path between vineyards and garrigues for 1.5 km. It leads to Argilliers. At the "Boisset" crossroads, turn right to reach the church and the "Argilliers" sign. Take the D3 bis to the left; at "Ancien Lavoir", take the Chemin du Lavoir to the left. At "La Ginente", continue straight ahead along chemin des Carrières. At "Artigues", keep heading in the same direction and, at the crossroads near the well, take the road on the right for 250 m. Fork left onto the grassy path and reach the cross at "Le Roc Plan". Continue along the right-hand track, past the quarry still in operation. At the "La Coste" crossroads, continue left to the "Chemin des Carrières" [lined with large blocks of local stone: the stone used to build the Pont du Gard]. Take the wide avenue to the right, past the Place de l'Armistice (war memorial) and into Rue des Escanaux. At the "La Poste" crossroads, turn left into "rue de la Poste" and reach the "Vers Pont du Gard" sign. At the circular Vers lavoir, turn left up the Chemin du Lavoir. Turn left onto the D227 for 300 m. At the "Fontaine de Misserand" post, climb the path on the left, continue right and follow the aqueduct for 600 m. Take the Chemin de Font-Ménestrière to the right. Turn left onto the D227, cross the old railroad line and reach the traffic circle. Cross the D981 [> caution!]. Continue opposite, skirting the remains of the aqueduct for 600 m to reach the "Pont Roupt" crossroads. Junction with GR® 6 arriving on the right from the Gardon gorges. Opposite, the GR® are shared as far as the Pont du Gard. Continue opposite, following the remains of the aqueduct and down the steps alongside the Pont du Gard. [If you leave the signposted hiking trail, you will have to pay a fee to visit the site, museum and exhibitions]. Separation from GR® 6, which crosses the Pont du Gard. Do not cross the bridge and follow the D981 to the left. Take a left at the museum parking lot, then continue along the road to the left as far as La Bégude-de-Vers. Follow the D19 to the right for 450 m. At the "Font Grasse" traffic circle, follow the road to the left, crossing the old railroad line. Twenty meters after the railroad, take the track on the left. At the "La Carrière" post, turn right [view of the Pont du Gard] and follow the path through the garrigue. Continue towards the village. At "Castillon-du-Gard", go up the Chemin du Petit-Stade, leaving the water tower on your right, turn left and follow the ramparts. At "Passage du Jeu de Boule", turn right, go around the church and, heading east, reach the "Village" sign and the Castillon-du-Gard town hall. Continue; at "Le Portal", turn left down the D 228 and right onto the Chemin de la Petite-Coste. Cross the D 892 at the "La Lussane" crossroads, then take the left-hand road for 1.6 km. At the Saint-Hilaire bridge, go under the D 6086, cross an old draille and continue along the track [lavoir]. At the "Chemin de la Fontaine" post, take the road to the right, then the pine-lined path to the left. Follow rue des Remparts to the right, then, at "Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan", rue de la Vieille-Église to the left to reach the "Mairie" sign for Saint-Hilaire-d'Ozilhan. Turn right into rue Clastre, then left into rue de la Résistance. At the "Chemin d'Avignon" crossroads, turn right. The track crosses the plain, then climbs into the Bois de la Croisette. At the "L'Amas du Gal" crossroads, take the path on the right for 1.8 km, leaving a track on the right and crossing the wood. Take the track on the left for 300 m, then the path on the right. At the crossroads, near the power line, follow the track to the right for 800 m. At the X junction, turn left along the photovoltaic farm to "La Languedocienne". Pass under the A9, take the left-hand track for 100 m, then take the right-hand track. At the "Panissière" post, turn right to reach the "Mour de la Coudette" crossroads.

This bike tour will take you on a journey of discovery of grandiose sites such as the famous Pont du Gard, the town of Uzès, and the natural site of the Gorges du Gardon and its wildlife! Start: Uzès - refuge parking lot. From the Arènes parking lot in Uzès, walk along the arènes, then turn right onto the Chemin de l'Escalette. Continue straight on towards Pamperigouste, then take the Chemin du Moulin de Bargeton to the D981 (⚠️ - take care). Follow chemin Lou Saute to La Caillèraie, then turn right onto chemin de Perret towards Sagries. Join the D212 (⚠️) to Sanilhac-Sagriès. Take avenue du stade, then turn left into allée des Platanes. Join the D112 towards Collias (⚠️ caution). Follow the route d'Uzès through Collias, then turn right towards Le Plan. Continue along chemin de Coste Garoute, then chemin du Grès, before branching off onto chemin de la Draille and chemin du Garrège. Follow the Chemin des Bégudes and the Chemin de Valive to reach the Pont du Gard. Cross the Pont du Gard site via avenue du Pont-du-Gard, then join the D981 (⚠️ vigilance) and cross the Gardon towards Remoulins via chemin de Castillon-du-Gard and the D892. In Remoulins, take chemin de la Coste and then the D228, before rejoining the D981 in the Bégude-de-Vers-Pont-du-Gard sector. Continue on the D227 (route d'Argilliers) then the D3B (route d'Uzès). Continue straight on towards Castille, then take the Chemin de Bornegre and the D365 (Les Santolines). Pass through La Calotte and Carrignargues. Turn right onto the D981 to reach the Haribo museum, then right onto Chemin de l'Escalette. Climb for 1.5 km to reach the starting point.

After strolling through the narrow streets of the Duchy of Uzès, take time to discover the Alzon gorges and the beautiful capitelles, witnesses to a rich agricultural region. From the bottom of the Refuge parking lot, climb the steps and turn right. At "les Arènes", turn right down the street (GR 63). At the "patte d'oie" (crow's-foot), turn left down a tarmac and then dirt track. At "l'escalette", continue down the track, pass the "Moulin de Carrière" and turn right. Go past the two "Château Bérard" signposts and follow "saint-Maximin" along a path leading up to a track on the right. At "Chemin du Mazet" (GR 63 split), follow signs for "La Montagne" on the left. At the gate (on the right, a capitelle, private road), continue straight ahead on a path climbing to a track, which you take to the left for 200m. Alternative (less than 7km): go straight on, following "Chemin du château d'eau" then "Route de Saint-Siffret". At "La Montagne", turn right onto "Saint-Maximin". Cross the track. Continue for 500m, then leave the track and turn left onto a path winding through the forest (follow the signs). At "Chemin des Chaussettes", leave the track and turn left onto a stony path leading downhill (capitelle on the right). At "Combe de l'Evescat", take the path up to the plateau. At "Chemin de Saint-Quentin", turn left. Go through two gates, then cross a road and take the track opposite. At "les planes", follow the stony downhill track. At "Les planes-Le Bas", follow "Route de Saint-Siffret", "Table d'Orientation". At the plateau, take the right-hand track. After 300 m, turn left onto the Chemin des Capitelles (numerous capitelles). On returning to the track, turn right twice and follow the asphalt path straight ahead. At "Route de Saint-Siffret", follow the track to the right. At "Table d'Orientation", follow "La Montagnette" to the left (viewpoint), then take the track to the right. After 200 m, take the downhill track to the right (view of Uzès). At "La Montagnette", follow "Vallée de l'Eure" then "Le Moulin du Tournal". Follow the Aqueduct on the left (700m round trip). Follow signs for "André Gide", cross the footbridge over the Alzon and climb a stony path. At "André Gide", take the path that climbs to the right. At "Cathédrale Saint-Theodorit", follow the boulevard to the left, then rue de Gisfort, up la Traverse and rue Saint-Ferréol. At "Rue de l'Escalette", turn left into rue de l'Escalette as far as "Les Arènes".

This bike tour will take you on a journey of discovery of grandiose sites such as the town of Uzès, and the natural site of the Gorges du Gardon and its wildlife! On shared roads, you'll pass through villages of authentic charm, admiring the vivid colors of the garrigue, vineyards and orchards. A unique blend of nature and culture in the heart of our beautiful destination! The route from Uzès is signposted. In town, route signs may change. Please respect the Highway Code and the regulations of the Pont du Gard site. Start : Uzès, parking des arènes. Leaving Uzès, walk alongside the arena and turn right onto Chemin de l'Escalette. Continue along this path. Continue straight ahead past the Haribo museum, then, when you reach the D981, cross over at the crosswalk on your left. Continue straight ahead on Chemin de la Californie, on your right. Continue on Chemin Lou Saute, then right onto Chemin de Perret. A strenuous ascent on a stony dirt track for 350 m (yellow markings on map). At Sagriès, take the D212 to Sanilhac. Turn right onto Avenue du Stade. Turn left into Allée des Platanes in Sanilhac, then join Route de Collias (D112). In Collias, turn left onto Route d'Uzès, then right at Le Plan. Take the first right after the campsite onto Chemin de Coste Garoute, and continue on Chemin du Grès. A challenging climb of 1 km. Turn right onto Chemin de la Marquise (stony path). Continue on Chemin des Begudes, then Chemin de Valive. Turn left, then right. You will pass the Pont du Gard museum and join the Pont du Gard road at the traffic circle. Cross over to the left at the crosswalk and follow the D981 towards Uzès. Continue straight on to the next traffic circle, then turn right towards Vers. Follow the D227 (Route de Misserand) then the D192 (Avenue Santa Vittoria d'Alba). Turn left onto Rue Grand du Bourg, then right onto Rue de la Poste. Join the D227 (Route d'Argilliers) and D3B (Route d'Uzès). Go straight ahead and take Route de Castille, Chemin de Bornegre, and join the D365 (Les Santolines). Continue on Chemin de la Coste, La Calotte, Carrignargues. Turn right on the D981 to reach the Haribo museum, then right on Chemin de l'Escalette. Climb for 1.5 km to reach the starting point.

Amid the Garrigue, vineyards and olive groves, the mountain bike trails take you through the hills to discover the villages of the Uzège.

In the heart of the garrigue, between vineyards and olive groves, the mountain bike trails take you through the hills to discover the typical villages of Uzège. Discover a 21.08 km mountain bike route around Uzès. Combining 12.21 km of forest tracks and 8.87 km of roads, this route has a positive vertical drop of over 310 meters, ideal for enjoying nature to the full. A problem on a route? A difficulty? Report it on Suricate! Suricate is a national service for reporting problems encountered on outdoor trails. Reports are forwarded to local managers for correction, helping to improve the quality and safety of outdoor itineraries.

This greenway takes you to the heart of history, between the majestic Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the art and history towns of Uzès and Beaucaire. Who would have imagined that an old railroad track could become one of the region’s most beautiful walking trails? Nestled among vineyards, scrubland, charming villages, and breathtaking views, the Pont du Gard Greenway offers a safe route that combines nature, exploration, and relaxation. Why choose the Pont du Gard Greenway? A spectacular tunnel: cool in summer and subtly lit, it delights young and old alike and is one of the highlights of the route. Diverse landscapes: the path winds through vineyards and garrigue landscapes and runs alongside natural sites perfect for a contemplative break. A route accessible to everyone: at 3 meters wide, the greenway safely accommodates cyclists, pedestrians, rollerbladers, scooter riders, strollers, and people with limited mobility. Places to relax: Numerous picnic tables let you enjoy a pleasant moment with family or friends, surrounded by nature. Taking the Pont du Gard Greenway means experiencing a getaway that combines outdoor activities, heritage, and unspoiled landscapes in an exceptional setting.

Charming walk in a pretty park where the Eure spring supplied water to the city of Nîmes via the Pont du Gard in Roman times. Go up to the orientation table to observe the exceptional ducal city. Variant of 2.96km possible. From the Tourist Office, turn left and follow "Boulevard Charles Gide" towards the municipal swimming pool. Turn right towards "Le Parc du Du Duché". Continue straight ahead at the "Vallée de L'Eure "* sign. Take the left-hand path up to "la Montagnette". Then turn left in the direction of the Table d'orientation (uphill for 1.2 km). Take the path in the opposite direction back to Uzès. Return to Uzès via "le Moulin du Tournal" (uphill). Then turn right towards the "André Gide" path to return to Uzès. *Possibility of shortening the route to 3km, avoiding the climb to the orientation table.

ASS organizes a run and a walk in the garrigue of Arpaillargues. The first edition of this sporting and convivial event will be organized in aid of Téléthon 2026, with the ambition of mobilizing a large number of participants and volunteers. A day of sport, solidarity, sharing and fun in the heart of the garrigue. Program: - Nature race: 11 km, 140 m D+ - Start 10 a.m. (16 years and over) - Walk: 5 km - Start at 10:30 a.m. Awards ceremony from 11:30 a.m. on the podium. Race Village : Creators - Local producers - Crafts - Conviviality Entrepreneurs, craftsmen, shopkeepers, you can be part of this adventure by contacting the association directly. "Tous en Mouvement" : An adapted activity will also be offered to enable people with reduced mobility to take part in this great day of sharing. Snacks and refreshments available on site. Parking is available and will be signposted, with a parking lot near the cemetery 650 m from the race start. Registration open on Run Évasion Chrono

The Deleuze Rochetin estate invites you to explore part of its vineyard on foot every Tuesday during the summer. The walk will conclude with a stop at the wine cellar for a guided tasting of our wines and a tour of the current exhibition. During this wine-tasting tour, starting at Domaine Deleuze Rochetin, you’ll discover the unique characteristics of the terroir and learn some key insights to better understand the Duché d’Uzès AOP. The wines have been produced using organic farming methods since 2009. Tours depart every Tuesday morning during the summer at 9:30 a.m. The tour lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes round-trip and includes a tasting.

An incredible heritage comprising more than 5,000 objects for all generations, displayed over an area of 1,600 m². Climb aboard some of these exceptional vehicles and you're guaranteed a thrill! The MUSÉE 1900 is... - EDUCATIONAL! Its collections of historic, technical and heritage interest bear testament to French craftsmanship and industry in the late 19th and early 20th century. - ORIGINAL! A rare collection of exceptional machines reveals the inventiveness and amazing imagination of our ancestors. FUN! - Old and historical toys are hands-on for the young ones. - Recreations of scenes of daily life fromt he past. - Interaction with the videos and the machines in operation... OUTDOOR SPACE! The shady terrace of the Café 1900 serves refreshments and has picnic areas. GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH OUR EXHIBITIONS! And share your photos on our Facebook page.

Immerse yourself in the history of the Haras National d'Uzès at dusk. By twilight, come and discover the museum area and the collection of horse-drawn vehicles in the company of a heritage expert (lamps not provided). From traditional carriage driving to agricultural uses and the revival of the horse as a driving force, this guided tour takes you on a unique journey to the heart of a living heritage. The Haras National d'Uzès is one of the four divisions of the Institut Français du Cheval et de l'Équitation (IFCE). Its missions include the conservation and enhancement of the historical heritage and its original components: the National Studs and the National Riding School. **Practical information Meeting point at the National Stud, chemin du Mas des Tailles -30700 Uzès. No ticket office on site, please buy tickets in advance. The night visit is not suitable for children under 10. Tickets available at the Destination Pays d'Uzès Pont du Gard Tourist Office from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. or online at www.uzes-pontdugard.com

It's autumn! Come to the Blauzac shared gardens with a nature guide and a nurseryman to discover species adapted to climate change, and take part in gardening games and workshops. Outing proposed as part of the "GARDons notre forêt" program, coordinated by the CPIE du Gard and supported by the Gard département and the Occitanie region. Booking and participation free.

Florian, tour guide, offers excursions aboard France's most emblematic cars: the 2CV and the Estafette. With energy and passion, he'll take you off the beaten track, with 6 customizable tours of the Gard-Provence region. It's about taking the time to get close to a destination, to appreciate the scenery, and to focus on nearby destinations... This type of tourism is more authentic, allowing you to live as close as possible to the local population, soaking up local know-how and monuments, as well as history. Slow tourism" means enjoying your vacation to the full, without having to follow a rigid schedule with strict timetables. There's no need to travel fast to travel well: on the contrary - the new trend is slow! Vehicles are not rented without a driver! All excursions must be accompanied by a driver-guide (even for weddings). Cars are fitted with seatbelts at the front only. These vehicles are not suitable for booster seats (children) or headrests in the rear.

The Uzès Sound Festival joins the Uzès summer cultural program this year as a newcomer. Its first edition will take place at the Jean-Clément arena, with headliner Guiz from Tryo. Originally scheduled for July 18, the Uzès Sound Festival has been postponed to September 26. The lineup will also feature the duo Mago, as well as musician Greg Laffargue. An evening designed to get Uzès buzzing in a friendly, summery atmosphere, filled with live music, excitement, and camaraderie. What to expect: - live concerts - food trucks - refreshment stand - vendor booths - festival atmosphere until 1:00 a.m. - an exceptional setting in the arena Whether you’re a fan of live music, out with family or friends, or simply looking for a wonderful summer evening, the Uzès Sound Festival is an event you won’t want to miss.

Charity event as part of the Pink October campaign to support breast cancer prevention. Runners and walkers, families and friends. We look forward to seeing many of you with the Duchesses d'Uzès. We are organizing two races and two walks in Uzès to support Pink October at the local level. Open to everyone. The funds raised will be donated to the Ligue contre le cancer, the Diane network, and the association Le Cœur des femmes. We also have a financial aid committee to support patients with dermography and/or hair prostheses. Run for yourself, run for others. Les Duchesses d’Uzès is much more than just a race: it’s a community event in honor of Pink October, where every stride contributes to a worthy cause. What you’ll find at the event: Two timed race distances: 5 km and 13 km, (Trail) Two walking routes—5 km and 13 km—so you can enjoy the event at your own pace; open to everyone A starting area set up on the Ombrière plaza, refreshments at the finish line for everyone, and an atmosphere centered on sharing. Course Spotlight: New Routes Here, there’s no need to choose between heritage and nature: the Duchesses of Uzès offer you a lovely blend of both. The courses take place in the magnificent setting of the Eure Valley, with a stretch through the historic center of Uzès to add a touch of charm to your run. The 5 km course is designed to be accessible, with less than 100 m of elevation gain. For those looking for a slightly longer run, the 13 km course offers an adventure that’s still easy to tackle, with less than 300 m of elevation gain, a run through the historic center, and a refreshment station halfway through to help you keep up the pace. Whether you come to run, walk, alone, as part of a team, or with your family, the scenery is sure to impress. 3 (very) good reasons to participate: Support a charitable cause: registration fees are donated to the Ligue contre le Cancer, the Réseau Diane, and the association Le Cœur des Femmes; Discover Uzès in a new light, exploring its historic heritage and the natural beauty of the Eure Valley; Share a sporting event open to everyone, where performance matters just as much as the collective spirit.

The must-attend gastronomy and culture event, where we celebrate not only good taste but also the meaning behind what we eat. In Uzès, chefs, authors, producers, and food enthusiasts come together to explore, share, and savor the experience. The festival reaffirms its status as a must-attend event for socially conscious gastronomy in the South of France. Here, knives and ideas, recipes and convictions come together. Four days of celebration with a program meticulously curated by François-Régis Gaudry and Charles Patin O’Coohoon. Meet-and-greets Book signings Cooking demonstrations Tastings Films Gastronomic dictation Meatball Contest Photo exhibitions Saveurs & Savoirs Market Gala Dinners “Saveurs & Savoirs” Book Award Bottles & Corks The Festival’s Off-Program On the schedule: Thursday, October 8: 12:00 PM, at Collège Lou Redounet: Junior Meatball Contest—Free 6:30 p.m., at L’Ombrière: Festival Opening followed by *Le Règne végétal*—Literary Awards Ceremony and Junior Meatball Contest Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Jean Sulpice, who elevates plant-based cuisine—€10 Friday, October 9: 11:00 a.m., at L’Ombrière: Comté: Tastings and Secrets of an Exceptional Cheese—Meet-and-Greet and Book Signing with Claire Perrot—Free 11:30 a.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: From Mother to Daughter: The Flavors of India - Meet-and-Greet and Book Signing with Beena Paradin - €8 2:00 p.m., at L’Ombrière: From the Landes to London: The Path to Excellence - Meet-and-Greet and Book Signing with Hélène Darroze - €10 2:00 p.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: The Prince of Tomatoes - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Louis Albert de Broglie and Nicolas Toutain - €8 3:30 p.m., at the Loggia: When Spices Tell the Story of India - Demonstrations & Tastings with Beena Paradin - €10 4:00 p.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: Long Live Strawberry Risotto - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Alessandra Pierini - €8 4:00 p.m., at the Ombrière: All Fire and Flame—Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Sonia Lounès, Stéphane Bour, Ferdi Aupetit, and Whoogy’s—€10 6:00 p.m., at the Loggia: Sète-Style Tielle, Takoyaki-Style—Demonstrations & Tastings with Nathan Henck—€10 6:00 p.m., at L’Ombrière: From Stars to Spices, the Pirate Chef—Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Olivier Roellinger—€10 7:00 p.m., at the Capitole Cinema: Saveurs d’Exil, a film by Anne-Solenne Hatte (reservations at the Capitole Cinema starting in September) Dining: 7:00 p.m., at Domaine Deleuze-Rochetin: Festival Dinners (Off) – The Banquet, A Sensory Immersion in the Wine Cellar Over Dinner – €80 (reservations at the Domaine) 8:30 p.m., at the Prieuré Saint Nicolas: Festival Dinners – Comté Dinner by Chefs Nicolas Fontaine and Vivien Sonzogni – 55 € (reservations at the Prieuré Saint Nicolas) 8:30 p.m., at Domaine de Panéry: Festival Dinners—An exceptional dinner in honor of Paul Bocuse by Olivier Couvin—(reservations at the Domaine) Saturday, October 10: 10:00 a.m., at L’Ombrière: Chickpeas, the Organic Food of the Future—Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Anthony Berthou, Emmanuelle Philip, Nadia Sammut, and Pierre-Yves Rommaere—€10 10 a.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: *My Little Armenia*, *Cuisine as a Legacy*—Meet-and-greet and book signing with Sonia Ezgulian—€8 10:30 a.m., at the Loggia: Comté Cheese in All Its Forms – Demonstrations & Tastings with Vivien Sonzogni and Emmanuel Perrodin – €10 10:30 a.m., at the Cinéma le Capitole: *Les Chaillées de l’Enfer*, a film by Léo Boudet (reservations available at the Capitole Cinema starting in September) 11:30 a.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: A Lesson in Praliné - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Brandon Dehan - €8 2:00 p.m., at the Loggia: Do You Speak Chili? - Demonstrations & Tastings with Sonia Lounès - €10 2:00 p.m., at L’Ombrière: *Bocuse ne meurt jamais* - Meet-and-greet & Book Signing with Olivier Couvin, Gautier Battistella, and Laurent Suaudeau - €10 2:00 p.m., at the Place aux Herbes Bookstore: The Practical and the Pleasant - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with FeGH (Frédérick Ernestine Grasser Hermé) - €8 4:00 p.m., at the Place aux Herbes Bookstore: Every Day Is “Daylicious”—Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Whoogy’s—€8 4:00 p.m., at the Loggia: The Secrets of Praline Finally Revealed—Demonstrations & Tastings with Brandon Dehan—€10 4:00 p.m., at the Cinéma le Capitole: Spelling Is Like Cooking—Grand Culinary Dictation, Gastronomic Dictation—Free 6:00 p.m., at the Loggia: My Cocktail Class—Demonstrations & Tastings with the Mixology School—€10 6:00 p.m., at L’Ombrière: Pizza Vivante—Meet-and-Greets & Book Signings with Bartolo Calderone, Alessandra Pierini, and Stéphane Solier—€10 8:00 p.m., at the Cinéma le Capitole: At Chabrol’s Table—Screening of the film with Thomas Chabrol and Olivier Roellinger in attendance (reservations at the Cinéma le Capitole starting in September) Dining options: 7:00 p.m., at the Chai du Domaine de l’Agramante: Festival Dinners — La Cantina des 4… winemakers in the kitchen — €45 (reservations at the Domaine) 8:30 p.m., at the Prieuré Saint Nicolas: Festival Dinners (Off) – Comté Dinner by Chefs Nicolas Fontaine and Vivien Sonzogni – 55 € (reservations at the Prieuré Saint Nicolas) 8:30 p.m., at the Domaine de Panéry: Festival Dinners – An exceptional dinner in honor of Paul Bocuse by Olivier Couvin – (reservations at the Domaine) Sunday, October 11: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at the Place aux Herbes: “Le Gard Gourmand,” from the sea to the Cévennes, in the heart of Uzès—“Saveurs & Savoirs” Market, farmers’ market 10:00 a.m., at the Loggia: Vegetable Ravioli, Herbs & Spices—Demonstrations & Tastings with Sébastien Rath—€10 10:30 a.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: Pistachio, the New Green Gold—Meet-and-Greets & Book Signings with Nadia Sammut & Olivier Baussan—€8 11 a.m., at L’Ombrière: On Va Déguster Sets the Table in Uzès - Live Radio with France Inter - Free 12:30 p.m., at the Loggia: Natural Sourdough Pizza: Techniques, Dough, and Baking - Demonstrations & Tastings with Bartolo Calderone - €10 2:00 p.m., at the Librairie de la Place aux Herbes: Cuisine Made in Normandy - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Pierre Coulon - €8 4:00 p.m., at L’Ombrière: From the Stove to the Table: A French Success Story - Meet-and-Greet & Book Signing with Cyril Lignac - €10 For meals: 12:00 PM, at Le Jasmin restaurant: Festival Lunch by Chef Ping Ping (reservations required through the restaurant) ** Detailed program available on the Festival’s website: festivalsaveursetsavoirs.fr/

The 6th edition of the race! Starting in the Duchy of Uzès, passing by the Pont du Gard, and finishing at the Nîmes Arena, take a journey through history along the river—with your running shoes on. Six distances and three sporting experiences are available. Much more than just a sporting event, the Veni Vici will let you (re)discover a major tourist route in France that is the pride of all residents of the Gard department: Nîmes—the Pont du Gard—Uzès, connected by the world’s most famous Roman aqueduct. Rich in history yet also a sporting challenge, the Veni Vici offers 6 distances, which will be extended in 2026. That’s the surprise! - 87 km run - 52 km run - 33 km run - 18 km run - 33 km timed Nordic walking - 16 km hike across three sporting disciplines: running, timed Nordic walking, and hiking. -------------- Course Information: Distance: 87 km Sport: trail running Elevation gain: 2,250 D+ Race bib pickup: Friday, November 6, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 a.m. Start: 7:30 a.m. – Uzès (30) – subject to change Finish: Arènes de Nîmes (30) Shuttle bus (€12): departs from the Arènes de Nîmes on the morning of the race to take you to the start in Uzès. Bag check: Free for all participants All participants Refreshment stations: 6 stations along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish line Time Cuts: 7 time cuts (elimination) will be enforced based on an average speed of 5.5 km/h (see details here) Minimum age: Must have been born no later than December 31, 2006 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt, commemorative medal + finisher’s gift. Fee (excluding options): €111 UTMB® Index: 100K M Distance: 52 km Sport: trail running Total elevation gain: 1,470 D+ Race bib pickup: Friday, November 7, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 a.m. Start: 8:00 a.m. – Pont du Gard (30) – subject to change Finish: Arènes de Nîmes (30) Shuttle bus (€11): departs from the Arènes de Nîmes on the morning of the race to take you to the start at the Pont du Gard. Bag check: free for all participants Refreshment stations: 3 stations along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish Minimum age: must have been born no later than December 31, 2006 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt, commemorative medal, and finisher’s gift. Fee (excluding options): €72 UTMB® Index: 50K M Distance: 33 km Sport: trail running Elevation gain: 715 meters Race bib pickup: Friday, November 6, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 AM Start: 10:00 a.m. – Uzès (30) – subject to change Finish: Pont du Gard (30) Shuttle bus (€6): departs from the Pont du Gard (left bank) on the morning of the race to take you to the start in Uzès. Bag check: free for all participants Refreshment stations: 2 stations along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish line Time cutoffs: 3 time cutoffs (elimination) will be enforced based on an average speed of 5.4 km/h (see details here) Minimum age: Must have been born no later than December 31, 2006 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt + commemorative medal. Price (excluding options): €49 UTMB® Index: 20K M Distance: 18 km Sport: trail running Elevation gain: 525 meters Race packet pickup: Friday, November 6, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 a.m. Start: 2:00 p.m. – Pont du Gard, left bank – Vers-Pont-du-Gard (30) – subject to change Finish: Pont du Gard, right bank – Remoulins (30) Refreshment stations: 1 refreshment station along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish Time cuts: 3 time cuts (elimination) will be enforced based on an average speed of 4.7 km/h (see details here) Minimum age: Must have been born before December 31, 2008 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt + commemorative medal. Price (excluding optional extras): €37 UTMB® Index: 20K M Distance: 33 km Sport: Nordic walking Elevation gain: 715 meters Race bib pickup: Friday, November 6, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 a.m. Start: 12:15 p.m. – Uzès (30) – subject to change Finish: Pont du Gard (30) Shuttle bus (€6): departs from the Pont du Gard (left bank) on the morning of the race to take you to the start in Uzès. Refreshment stations: 2 refreshment stations along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish Time cuts: 3 time cuts (elimination) will be enforced based on an average speed of 4.2 km/h (see details here) Minimum age: Must have been born no later than December 31, 2006 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt + commemorative medal. Fee (excluding options): €49 Distance: 16 km Activity: hiking Elevation gain: 445 meters Race bib pickup: Friday, November 6, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Pont du Gard site (left bank), then on race day starting at 6:00 a.m. Start: 9:30 a.m. – left bank of the Pont du Gard (30) – subject to change Finish: Pont du Gard, right bank – Remoulins (30) Refreshment stations: 1 refreshment station along the course + 1 full refreshment station at the finish Time cutoffs: 3 time cutoffs (elimination) will be set based on an average speed of 2.5 km/h (see details here) Minimum age: Must have been born before December 31, 2019 Participant gifts: Veni Vici collector’s T-shirt + commemorative medal. Fee (excluding options): €35

An incredible heritage comprising more than 5,000 objects for all generations, displayed over an area of 1,600 m². Climb aboard some of these exceptional vehicles and you're guaranteed a thrill! The MUSÉE 1900 is... - EDUCATIONAL! Its collections of historic, technical and heritage interest bear testament to French craftsmanship and industry in the late 19th and early 20th century. - ORIGINAL! A rare collection of exceptional machines reveals the inventiveness and amazing imagination of our ancestors. FUN! - Old and historical toys are hands-on for the young ones. - Recreations of scenes of daily life fromt he past. - Interaction with the videos and the machines in operation... OUTDOOR SPACE! The shady terrace of the Café 1900 serves refreshments and has picnic areas. GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN WITH OUR EXHIBITIONS! And share your photos on our Facebook page.

Former fortified castle (possibly 12th century) of which little remains and few documents: tall square tower long since converted into a dovecote / section of crenellation / trace of a pepperpot tower. Dominant position at the top of the village. It must have had ramparts, moats, towers, etc., but it was dismantled either in the mid-17th century when the château was sold to the viguier Antoine Malarte, a bourgeois from Uzès, or during the Revolution... On an 1830 image, no feudal remains are visible. It was transformed into a middle-class house.

The Haras National d'Uzès has a breeding tradition in the Mediterranean region. As the headquarters of the IFCE's Mediterranean Arc Territorial Delegation, it carries out research, dissemination, training and promotion of equestrian heritage. The IFCE is the public operator responsible for supporting the professionalization of the equine industry. It is placed under the dual authority of the Ministries of Agriculture and Sport. The IFCE is recognized as the benchmark technical institute for the equine industry. Its mission is to produce and promote knowledge about equidae and their various uses in all their dimensions: genetic, agricultural, environmental, economic, social, sporting, leisure and animal welfare. The Haras National d'Uzès invites you to discover its self-guided tour route. Armed with your mobile phone, explore the estate freely thanks to an audioguide and discover the missions of the French Horse and Riding Institute, the daily life of its staff, and its heritage inherited from the National Studs. Open to all, tour lasts 2 hours.

Beautiful 14th-century civil engineering work, dated 1319, 1869. A parchment from 1319, deciphered in 1679, mentions the bridge's construction. The Viueux Pont de Serviers underwent repairs in 1869 when the town hall was built. The bridge underwent repairs in 1869, as evidenced by plans drawn up to level the street when the town hall was built. The two-arched bridge is built of regularly coursed shell limestone. The arches meet in a central buttress, which is marked on the north side due to flooding.

Come and discover the footprints of the ancestors of today's mammals. An exceptional site in terms of heritage, not only European but worldwide. A small geological miracle for the preservation of these traces of the past! That was 35 to 40 million years ago! By then, dinosaurs had already disappeared some 20 million years ago. Before Man appeared on the scene, a new species made its entrance: the mammals of the Tertiary period. But what are they? If you let your imagination run wild, you'll find them related to the horse or the tapir, and distantly related to the hyena or the wild boar. In the land of the dinosaurs, they had failed to find their place. The great extinction of the dinosaurs allowed them to reappear. These are the animals whose traces you are about to discover. They are the ancestors of today's mammals. An exceptional heritage site Unlike dinosaur footprints, Tertiary mammal footprints are extremely rare on the earth's surface. There are around sixty such sites worldwide and fewer than a dozen in France, including three in the Luberon and two in the Gard. At Garrigues and Collorgues. A geological miracle For a long time, it was thought that these traces, collected by a sufficiently compact film of mud, had been "fixed" by a layer of sediment brought by the return of water. "We now know that this is not the case. It was an almost miraculous combination of geological events: the appearance of micro-organisms depositing a sort of bacterial mantle over the footprints in a very short space of time. This phenomenon preserved them in their original state, before new deposits covered them in turn, protecting them from erosion". If these animals can now be tracked, it's because "the sealing has ensured their complete preservation without disturbing the footprint on the ground. Download the document published by the Société d'Etude des Sciences Naturelles de Nîmes et du Gard, Muséum d'histoire naturelle et de la préhistoire, 13 boulevard de l'Amiral Courbet, 30000 Nîmes.

You will enjoy strolling in this small garden with a romantic charm where 400 species of plants, trees and shrubs from the five continents are found. You can enjoy the freshness of the oriental corner under the secular sophoras. A calade leads to the lotus pond and vegetable garden. From here, you can observe Hermann's tortoises in their vast dry-stone enclosure. Then you'll head for the wooden hut and the pond with its waterfall, surrounded by marsh plants. You'll return under an arbour via a beautiful pathway of old earthen tiles. Along the way, you'll admire a wide variety of original roses and flowers. Enjoy your visit!

Classified as a "Ville d'art et d'histoire" and one of France's 1st "secteurs sauvegardés", the historic center of Uzès is sure to charm you. Discover the Duchy of Uzès, the Cathedral, the Medieval Garden, the Place aux Herbes and the Eure Valley. The milestones in the history of Uzès, from Roman times to the present day. Ucetia, a city of water The first traces of human settlement in Uzès were found on the banks of the Alzon, around the Eure spring. At the beginning of our era, the Romans captured abundant water here. It was carried to Nîmes by a 50 km aqueduct, of which the Pont du Gard is the most remarkable part. Uzès, city of bishops The bishopric of Uzès was created in the 5th century A.D. on the model of Roman organization. Until the French Revolution, the bishops of Uzès were said to have coined money and administered justice: prerogatives that testify to their great power. In the 18th century, the diocese of Uzès comprised 193 parishes, making it one of the largest in the Languedoc region. Uzès, past and present Uzès, 1st Duchy of France In 1229, Languedoc, of which Uzès is a part, became part of the French crown. In 1565, Charles IX elevated the Comte de Crussol to the dignity of duke to ensure his loyalty to the crown. In 1632, the Duc d'Uzès became 1st Duke of France. The Duchy, located in the heart of the town, still belongs to the ducal family, who have lived there for over 1000 years. Uzès, Huguenot In the 16th century, Uzès was the fifth-largest Protestant city in the kingdom. But the Uzès temple was destroyed during the Wars of Religion. In 1685, Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes: Uzès Protestants either converted or chose to emigrate throughout Europe. Uzès in the industrial revolution Uzès and the surrounding area were home to numerous mills, now in ruins, but which had been used since the 15th century to manufacture serges and woollen cloth, leather and silk. But silkworm disease led to the decline of sericulture, which employed some 2,000 people in Uzès until the end of the 19th century. It was then that the railway station was set up outside the town, and two new activities were developed: the production of utilitarian and artistic ceramics, and licorice-making. These activities still exist today: Zan, the flagship of Uzès' licorice factories, has become Haribo - Ricqlès - Zan, and the Pichon family's pottery, present in Uzès since 1802, perpetuates tradition and know-how and contributes to making Uzès an internationally renowned destination. Uzès, past and present Beautiful Uzès In the 20th century, Uzès was given a new lease of life when its city center was designated a "protected area" on January 5, 1965. Since then, Uzès has continued to embellish itself: streets have been paved, electrical wires have been hidden, 12 hectares of property were restored in 1965, and today 41 hectares of the town have been classified under the Malraux law. Since the early 1950s, economic development has picked up again, thanks to tourism and the installation of major establishments such as the departmental psychiatric hospital and the new local hospital, the Haribo company, the Haras National stud farm and numerous SMEs. Classified as a "Ville d'art et d'histoire" since November 2008, Uzès enjoys an international reputation, and visitors from all over the world come to stroll its streets and admire its heritage. Source: www.uzes.fr/uzes-d-hier-a-aujourd-hui_a42.html

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Situated in the heart of Uzès, the Duchy's impressive structure reveals its military origins in its keep, the Bermonde Tower (12th century), its ramparts and its corner towers. The Renaissance façade is truly an architectural gem. The history of France continues to be told in the remarkable Renaissance façade (16th century) where the classical architectural orders - Ionic, Doric and Corinthian - are superimposed. It is very rare to find these three orders together on the same façade. The Grand Siècle and the 18th century are present on the facades with wide windows opening onto the main courtyard of the garden. In this journey through time, you will also discover the almost thousand-year-old cellars, the magnificent view from the top of the keep over the city and its surroundings, and the furnished apartments still inhabited by the ducal family.

In the heart of Uzès, a medieval-inspired botanical garden on a historic site dating back to the 12th century. Host to exhibitions and concerts. Exceptional panoramic view of the city from the King's tower. A medieval-inspired botanical garden featuring some 450 medicinal, dyeing, foraging, magic and condiment plants, duly labeled with Latin and popular names, origin and biotope, virtues and multiple uses in the Middle Ages. Situated in the heart of the ducal city of Uzès, this living herbarium appreciated by insects and birds is nestled in the heart of a rich historical heritage dating back to the 12th century. The Bishop's Tower and adjacent chapel feature exceptional prisoner graffiti, and the King's Tower, from the top of its 100 steps, offers an admirable panorama of the town and its surroundings. The various buildings served as a prison until 1926. Art and educational exhibitions in the rooms adjacent to the towers and in the former cells throughout the period of public opening. Two or three concerts a year at the foot of the King's Tower. A refreshing herbal tea is offered at the end of the tour. LPO refuge and Eco-actor in the Gorges du Gardon Biosphere Reserve. Jardin Remarquable label.

Pizzas sont artisanales, fabriquées sous vos yeux avec des produits frais pour des pizza de qualité.​ La pâte à pizza est fabriquée sur place, avec des farines de qualité supérieure, pour l'amour du goût. ​Ici, la bonne humeur est toujours au rendez-vous !

L'artYsan offers "home-made" menus, and favors proximity with local producers and suppliers, to share the best of the region in a pleasant setting. Yohann Boucard has transformed the Quissac train station into a bright and pleasant restaurant: clean lines, ironwork by local craftsmen, "Cosy chic" style furniture... On the plate, the service is just as elegant and tasty, thanks to carefully selected, fresh, seasonal produce. The menu features tasty, inventive cuisine. Whether you like traditional dishes revisited or original creations, you're sure to find what you're looking for.

Welcome to "L'Insolite" in the heart of Quissac. Come and discover a seasonal menu based on fresh, homemade produce, and new flavors every time you visit. The restaurant is a family adventure. Born from the meeting of two people passionate about good food, conviviality and the love of the land. Samantha and Rudy make it a point of honor to give you a warm welcome and to make every lunch an enjoyable experience. Each dish is prepared with care, using fresh, quality ingredients, often locally produced, to offer you a moment of pleasure and discovery. Here, there's no menu displayed either at the entrance or online. It's only once you're seated that you'll discover our menu, imagined by the chef to awaken your taste buds. We invite you on a culinary voyage, where each dish is a surprise, combining traditional cuisine, unusual flavors and daring combinations. Let your instincts guide you, and open yourself up to new discoveries... Will you dare the unknown? The head chef (and owner) puts at your service his 15 years of experience and know-how acquired in the finest Parisian establishments. Passionate and demanding, he prepares each dish with finesse and creativity to offer you a unique culinary experience. At his side, his wife, who comes from a family of restaurateurs, draws on more than ten years' experience in the dining room to welcome you with friendliness and attention. Together, they share the same passion: to make you spend a pleasant, gourmet moment.

Mediterranean flavors & bohemian chic atmosphere Enjoy the gourmet breaks of the Cabanon in a friendly and natural atmosphere, lulled by the atmosphere of Anduzian nights. Shaded terrace and air-conditioned room. Le Cabanon, in the heart of Anduze, Karine ANFOSSO's restaurant, has been delighting taste buds since 2010. It is located on the Plan de Brie square, in front of the temple of Anduze, not far from the Bamboo grove, between mountains and pebble beaches of the Cevennes. It is a space of relaxation and well-being that awaits you.

Sylvain and Léa warmly welcome you to their family restaurant. Here, the chef offers you an atypical and seasonal cuisine, with products from the market. We look forward to welcoming you to the covered square, a stone's throw from the Pagoda fountain, for an original culinary experience. The restaurant's menu features family-style dishes with a mix of flavors, and lots of market-fresh vegetables. Sylvain adapts his menus according to the season, and takes great care over the presentation of his plates, to the delight of epicureans... Children will discover different flavors from the traditional steak and French fries. The restaurant team offers a simple, friendly welcome.

In this restaurant in Quissac, Sophie wanted to create a place and offer a cuisine that reflects her personality: an authentic place where sharing and pleasure are at the heart of their work. Sophie and Mickael (chef) offer authentic cuisine where carefully selected products are cooked in the French culinary tradition, sometimes with the addition of spices and herbs that will take you on a journey. Local wine producers and brewers are also featured! Tastings available! Starting in June, the restaurant will offer a wine bar 2 evenings a week, with charcuterie/cheese boards and quality tapas.

Located close to Anduze and its famous Bambouseraie, the Ferme de Cornadel serves traditional cuisine in an exceptional place with a trendy and cosy decor that has respected the charm of this old barn. The menu changes with the seasons. Come and taste a southern cuisine, seasonal products, for authentic flavors. A devoted and discreet team is present to serve you. You have at your disposal 3 rooms air-conditioned in summer and heated in winter which can accommodate different capacities, from the most important to the most intimate. The large room, with its rustic charm and beautiful fireplace, can accommodate 80 people, the stable room, which opens onto the swimming pool terrace, can accommodate 25 people, and finally, the VIP lounge, a small, discreet room with a fireplace, can accommodate 10 people. In addition, in the summer, there are two shaded terraces that can accommodate 120 people.

"Le Comptoir de l'Evesque" is located in the heart of an old barn converted into a restaurant with two air-conditioned rooms for 50 guests and a shaded terrace for up to 100. Situated equidistant between the villages of Sauve and Quissac, at the gateway to the Cévennes and 30 km from Nîmes and Alès, "Le Comptoir de l'Evesque", its chef Céline, a Maître Restaurateur, and her team offer local, seasonal cuisine, using short-run produce from the restaurant's kitchen garden. Their hybrid cuisine blends the flavors of southern France and Brittany. The Comptoir de l'Evesque's location makes it an ideal venue, with two fully heated and air-conditioned dining rooms, one in an industrial style, the other with a glass roof, for a total capacity of 50 people. The summer terrace is ideal for meals and poolside events for up to 100 people, or even more under a reception tent in our dedicated space. Comptoir de l'Evesque's chefs' expertise and menu offer a culinary experience geared towards a semi-gastronomic approach.

Cuisine de tradition, faite maison. La Truie qui Doute se situe dans un vieux mas situé sur la route de St Jean du Gard à Anduze. L'hiver, une petite salle cosy vous y attend. L'été venez profitez du grand jardin. Situé à deux kilomètres d'Anduze, ce restaurant vous accueille dans son jardin ombragé et fleuri avec un grand parking. La patronne vous proposera des mets fait maison et une cuisine traditionnelle. Les spécialités : - Faux filets. - Gambas. - Salade Cévenole. - Moelleux aux Châtaignes. La Truie qui doute adapte ses recettes traditionnelles au fil des saisons et dans les marmites de la chef mijotent des produits frais du marché choisis avec soin et passion.

Croissant de Lune is the ideal place for a relaxing stay, it welcomes you in rooms whose furnishings are directly inspired by the Bauhaus style. Each accommodation is named after a famous architect, designer or artist. Each of our accommodations has a king-size bed and a private bathroom. Cosmetics, towels and bathrobes are provided. Breakfast is served from the terrace, from the pool house or from our lounge, you can enjoy your sweet and salty buffet breakfast, composed of fresh products mainly home-made. In the meantime, wake up peacefully and let your mind wander while admiring the Cevennes mountains. Feel like walking, from our establishment you have all the leisure to go wandering among the many paths along the vineyards. Want to refresh yourself, our swimming pool will meet your expectations. If you want to relax in the sun, our deckchairs are waiting for you. If you are hungry, prepare your meals in our fully equipped summer kitchen. Croissant de Lune can receive groups and conduct 4 simultaneous meetings with two indoor rooms for 8 to 10 people, a shaded area in our pool house for 20 people and a semi-shaded area on our terrace for 8 to 10 people. Wifi is available on the entire domain. In the main room, projection on a wall surface is possible. Our lounge has a 72 inch screen with all the necessary multimedia connections and a B&W laser printer. It is a quiet place, allowing a better reflection and snacks can be served to the seminarians.

In the hamlet of Roux, in the commune of Bragassargues, three kilometers from Quissac and all amenities, Mas de Roux offers three spacious, charming rooms. Welcome to Mas de Roux, an exceptional place in the heart of nature, at the foot of the Cévennes mountains. Formerly the silkworm nursery and wine-making cellar of Château de Roux, this stone building has been carefully restored to provide the ideal setting for family holidays... This Mas Cévenol offers 3 comfortable rooms (Fragrance, Millésime, Part des Anges), fully renovated in 2017 and equipped with air conditioning, flat-screen TV and courtesy tray. Depending on the season, you can enjoy the wooded garden and shared swimming pool. Le Mas de Roux also has three furnished gîtes. With the "Accueil et Rando" label, Mas de Roux welcomes riders and their mounts.

Family hotel with swimming pool in a quiet and pleasant setting, located at the place called la Madeleine, 2.5 km from the exit of Anduze on the road to Nîmes. 5 km from the Bambouseraie, come and discover the hotel de la Madeleine for a night or a stay. The 13 rooms receive TNT, Canal sat and Canal + and are all equipped with balconies or terraces overlooking the pool. On the spot, you will find parking, garden, swimming pool and barbecue at your disposal. For the pleasure of your look and your intellectual curiosity, the workshop earth and iron and its store of pottery of Anduze, will be made a pleasure of accomodating you (demonstration and training course on request

Located on a hill in a pretty hamlet on the edge of the Cevennes, the guest rooms are arranged in a recently restored mas. View on the vineyards and the hillsides of the Gardon valley. This farmhouse located in a hamlet of the village of Tornac, has been renovated and restored in recent years, it has 3 guest rooms. - The first room on the 1st floor, is equipped with a bed in 160, a balcony and a bathroom with WC. - The family suite can accommodate 7 people in its 2 rooms: both include a 180 x 200 bed and a single bed. Possibility of adding a single bed in one of the rooms. The common areas consist of a living room with TV and a terrace with a superb view (small summer kitchen). A meal composed of local products is also proposed to you. The establishment is located on the route of the Chemin Urbain V (GR 670).

By staying at Val de l'Hort, a non-profit organization, you are choosing a deeply ethical experience. From the very first contact, our team will be available to listen to you and work with you to develop your customized stay project. The Val de l'Hort team, composed of a small number of permanent employees, works together in the kitchen, cleaning, service, maintenance and reception. You will not be a number or an impersonal file reference. Aurélie, Céline and Eliane will know how to adapt to offer you the ideal stay. If you have not chosen to privatize the center, you may have the opportunity to share it with others! These cohabitations are a source of unforgettable moments and unexpected encounters. Don't worry, you won't have to share your room with strangers, each one will have its own sleeping space and if necessary a private room. The Val de l'Hort is a bit like a center that transforms and adapts itself to welcome a wide variety of people: family reunions, sports training courses, company seminars, birthday weekends, camps, choir stays, green classes, hiking weekends, association meetings, adapted stays for people with disabilities, etc. Resolutely simple and functional, you will choose to stay at Val de l'Hort for its warm welcome, its family atmosphere and its adaptability. Here, no TV in the rooms, no room service or mini-bar, but minimalist rooms, an open park with trees and large spaces to encourage reunions, meetings and conviviality!

For a pleasant stay in a house full of character, a stone's throw from the town center and geographically well-situated for visiting the region. Perfectly restored notary's house with all modern comforts just a few minutes' walk from the bustle of Quissac's lively town center. With enthusiasm and creativity, Sophie and Steve have transformed the estate into a green oasis where a friendly welcome and family atmosphere are at the heart of our concerns. The 5 bedrooms with individual bathrooms, wifi and air conditioning open onto a magnificent garden with heated swimming pool, several sitting areas and a pétanque court. They also offer a table d'hôte.

This gite is located in the center of Anduze. The welcome is familial and warm. A privileged location in the heart of the city will allow you to access all activities and services (shops, restaurants, events, bus station, ...). Accommodation is in dormitories or rooms with the possibility of having meals and breakfasts on site. The traditional and Creole cuisine of this lodge is prepared by the chef. It is located at the departure and arrival of GR67 tour of Cevennes. Departure of the GR 61, passage of the GR 6 and the Urban V path.

The Garage des Cévennes located in the heart of downtown offers accommodation in 11 rooms spread over three levels in an atypical place. Decorated with care by local artists, each room offers a unique, fresh and vegetal atmosphere. Garage and café for decades, this place was closed for more than 10 years when the managers decided to install their activities there. Open on the Plan de Brie, but hiding a large garden on the opposite side, the garage is a long gallery in which is installed a workshop of manufacture of motorcycle parts which cohabits with the activities of coffee, hotel and restoration. Thus, the hotel's guests can stay and eat in a lively and animated place where work and conviviality blend harmoniously. The organization of cultural events and the installation of ephemeral boutiques encourage the immersion of guests in an atypical space making their stay a singular experience.

Charming little hotel, warm welcome, breakfast served on shaded terrace. Municipal swimming pool 200 m away. The Hotel de la Tour des Fées, in Quissac (Gard), welcomes you all year round in a quiet, friendly setting with a bed-and-breakfast atmosphere. The hotel takes its name from an ancient watchtower, now in ruins, located on Mont Coutach, also known as the tower of baked apples. Taken over by Daniel in October 2022, the hotel is entirely non-smoking and air-conditioned. It focuses above all on the quality and friendliness of its welcome: this is why the owners have been awarded the "Qualité Tourisme" label, a guarantee of their seriousness and efforts to promote tourism in the region. The hotel is modest in size but offers a wide range of services: → Wifi access is available free of charge throughout the hotel, → Your car or motorcycle will also be able to sleep soundly in the parking lot provided free of charge, → Your electric car can be recharged using the charging station dedicated to guests, → Pets are also welcome (at an extra charge), →The patio is a pleasant place to spend some time for breakfast or to read a book in peace and quiet, → The continental breakfast will delight your taste buds from the moment you wake up.