Discover La Vallée Verte at Sabran, Gard, Languedoc-Roussillon

The Concluses de Lussan is an exceptional site, with its rugged, lunar appearance. The extraordinary view of the rocky escarpments and cavities in the river bed give the site its full measure and splendor. Departure from Lussan from the Concluses parking lot. Follow the path down to the Portail des Concluses, the last stage of the trail. The return journey takes the opposite route. Ecosystems, geology, human occupation - all themes illustrated by reading tables along the way.

The Via Rhôna, from Lapalud to Caderousse, is a temporary signposted route in southern Lapalud on the left bank towards Vaucluse. The itinerary winds across the agricultural plain as far as the Canal de Donzère then continues onwards to the foot of the Fortress of Mornas and on to Piolenc. From Li Piboulo lake, you have two options. Continue towards Caderousse along the greenway bordering the Rhone. Join the Roman town of Orange and its famous triumphal arch. About 3.8 km from Lapalud is Girardes lake, where you can go swimming or choose from a variety of water and leisure activities. Make your way gently to the Provençal village of Caderousse surrounded by dykes protecting it from the unpredictable Rhone.

Travel back in time to the feudal era by visiting the villages of La Capelle and Masmolène and their heritage treasures. Discover exceptional landscapes through the pond, a Natura 2000 protected area that hosts a rare specific fauna and flora. From the parking Place du 19 Mars 1962, follow the Montée Tour d'Adelar for about 170m, and observe on your left the Chapelle de la Tour. Continue for another 40m on the Tour d'Adelar hill, then turn right at the crossroads and continue for 130m, then take the hiking trail on your left that goes down and follow it for about 700m. When you reach the signpost "Blaquière", turn right towards "Caser et Blaquière". Once there you can see the windmill on your left. Then follow the direction "Le Planet". When you arrive on the "chemin des Cazels", at the crossroads, turn right on "le chemin de Gaujac" for 180m then turn right again on "le chemin des Jasses" until you reach the "Place de la Fontaine" at 200m. You will see the church on your left, take its direction on the street "Helias de Saint-Irieix". Once on the church square, go towards the Château de la Capelle located at the end of the square. On the other side of the road, an information panel presents the history of the village. Follow the direction "Etang de la Capelle" at 1.2km, following the "Route d'Uzès", then the sign "Pêche municipale". After having discovered the pond of the Capelle, go towards the parking lot and take the road located on the right of the house in front of the information panel on 80m. At the crossroads, a cyclo loop sign indicates "Boucle de la Garrigue". Follow the directional post "Barbion", then the one for "Camperjura". Then take the direction of "Peyreguil", then "Le Plan". At the post with the yellow marker, take the path on the right, continue for 10m and go towards the path on the left of the private property. Once back on a wider path, follow it for about 500m until you come back on the paved road to Flaux. You can see the village of La Capelle-et-Masmolène on the hill. Turn right and go up towards the village, for 300m, until you see the signpost "Le Plan". Go towards Masmolène by taking the "route de Vallabrix", then "la rue de la Fontaine Nouvelle", and finally turn left to come back to the parking Place du 19 Mars 1962.

The Groupe de Passionnés de Nature de Vallabrix (G.P.N.) invites you to discover trees and shrubs, learn about their characteristics and enjoy the beauty of nature, always with respect for the environment. Start: Town Hall parking lot, Vallabrix You are in the Mairie, Foyer, Isabelle Autissier School parking lot. Leave the parking lot by the road below the school, admire the very large oak trees in the park on your left, and you'll come to the road; take the opposite direction to the Cave Coopérative, but be very careful crossing it! Drive past the old cellar on your right: Le Grenadier N° 4 and Le Néflier N° 5. Continue straight ahead, past the public garden with the communal compost bins and : Le Cèdre N°30. Continue on Chemin du Grand Planas as far as the cross: Croix du clos D'Ozon. Head straight down the steep slope, and don't miss on your right: L'Arbousier N°36. The road continues and crosses the Alzon, a little further on your left: Le Platane N°3. Continue along this road for a few dozen metres and turn right at the top of the hill, along the vineyard. Further on, you'll pass a mazet on your left; the road makes a large S at this point, and you're almost at the end of the vineyard. In an unwooded nook on your right, you can't miss the magnificent : Le Chêne N°1. Continue for about 30 m, the path bends to the right, at the end, on the tarmac, take the road downhill, before crossing the Alzon again, you'll see on your left: L'Aulne or Verne N°31. As soon as you have crossed the Alzon, turn left: Le Noisetier N°23. Continue and turn left up the grey clay path, where you'll come across sea urchins (fossils on the ground) on your left: Le Genêt N°27. Continue to the left, and near the Madonna, you'll see on your left: Phoenician Juniper N°32. Turn left down the path and you'll come to a road. Turn right, and on your right: Le Genévrier de Phénicie: Le Frêne N°19. Continue to the crossroads and keep going straight downhill towards Alzon: Le Laurier Sauce N°21. A little further on, before the right-hand bend, you'll see : Le Sureau N°33. You'll reach the Alzon on your left: Peuplier N°18. Almost at the same level on your right: Ailante N° 26. Next to it, take the path upwards and to your left : Yew N° 22. Continue until you reach the road (take care) and turn right into Rue du Porche. At the bottom of this street, turn right and continue to the Place de l'Horloge, where you'll find the church: Le Murier N°15. Opposite the church, take the street back to the parking lot. This is the end of the north/west loop.

The Groupe de Passionnés de Nature de Vallabrix (G.P.N.) invites you to discover trees and shrubs, learn about their characteristics and enjoy the beauty of nature, always with respect for the environment. Start: Town Hall parking lot, Vallabrix You are in the Mairie, Foyer, Isabelle Autissier School parking lot. Exit the parking lot to the north, take the Grande Rue to the 12th-century church. On your right, the public garden and in front of you : Le Cyprès N°7 and l'Érable Negundo N°8. Leave the Jardin Public, go down and take the Chemin des Jardins opposite you, at the end of the château wall, on your right: Le Févier N°9. A few dozen meters further on, on your left: Le Figuier N°20. Go straight on to the crossroads, turn right and take the 1st asphalted road on your left. A few metres further on, on your left, you'll see : L'Orme N°24. Continue along this path to the crossroads, before the equestrian center, fork left; you'll come to a small grove, on your right: Le Châtaignier N°13. On the same road, you'll pass : Robinier N°29. Continue along this path, and further right is : Hawthorn N°34 and Fusain N°10. Follow this path up to the tarmac, then go straight on, passing : Le Cade N°12. Continue on and park for a few moments in front of the water tower, where we have installed a bench; against the water tower : Le Nerprun N°11. At the top of this climb, on the flat left, you'll find the best view of the village of Vallabrix. Follow this road to the left: Le Poirier N°17. Depending on the season, you may come across orchids along the roadside. Continue downhill to the Croix de Lussan. Another bench invites you to take a break; cross the road (with care) to take the path that descends opposite: Le Noyer N°2. Turn left and follow the Chemin de Crête, with the river Alzon below. Try to spot a few different nesting boxes. Numerous wild almond trees, including : L'Amandier N°28. Continue along this path, and at the corner of a wall on your left: Amelanchier N°35. You arrive in a pine forest: Pine N°6. Go straight on, and turn left: L'Olivier N°25. Then, just before the Y on the right, you'll see a post indicating the start of the Charlie trail (for a future walk) take the left-hand branch of the Y, below the road; turn right; near the Vallabrix sign on the left: Le Micocoulier N°14. Continue, and at the crossroads, descend to the left. In front of a tower of the old rampart, descend (hairpin bend) on your left to the fountain and : Le Tilleul N°16. At the very end, you'll come to a beautiful wash-house. Retrace your steps towards the tower and walk up the street along the rampart. Turn left into Place de l'horloge, where a gate on your left leads into the courtyard, where you can admire a listed facade. This square is home to several Mulberry trees, described in the north loop. Take the street opposite the church and return to the parking lot.

The Groupe de Passionnés de Nature de Vallabrix (G.P.N.) invites you to discover trees and shrubs, learn about their characteristics and enjoy the beauty of nature, always with respect for the environment. Start: Town Hall parking lot, Vallabrix You're in the Mairie, Foyer, Isabelle Autissier School parking lot. Leave the parking lot by the road below the school, and admire the very large oak trees in the park on your left. When you reach the road, go straight ahead towards the Cave Coopérative - be very careful when crossing it! Drive past the old cellar on your right: Le Grenadier n°4 and Le Néflier n°5. Continue straight ahead, past the public garden with the communal compost bins and : Le Cèdre n°30. Continue along the Chemin du Grand Planas to the cross (Croix du Clos d'Ozon). Head straight down the steep slope, and don't miss on your right: L'Arbousier n°36. The road continues over the Alzon. A little further on, on your left: Le Platane n°3. Continue along this road for a few dozen meters, then turn right at the top of the hill, along the vineyard. Further on, you'll pass a mazet on your left. The path forms a large S: you're almost at the end of the vineyard, in an unwooded nook on your right. You can't miss the magnificent : Oak n°1. Continue for about 30 m; the path turns right. At the end, on the tarmac, take the road down. Before you cross the Alzon, turn left: L'Aulne (or Verne) n°31. As soon as you have crossed the Alzon, turn left: Le Noisetier n°23. Continue, then turn left up the grey clay path. On this urchin path (fossils on the ground), you'll find on the left: Le Genêt n°27. Continue left; near the Madonna, you'll find on your left: Phoenician Juniper n°32. Turn left down the path, then join the road. Turn right, and on your right: Le Frêne n°19. Continue to the crossroads and keep going straight downhill towards Alzon. You will pass : Le Laurier-sauce n°21. A little further on, before the right-hand bend, you'll find : Le Sureau n°33. You arrive at the Alzon: on your left, Le Peuplier n°18, and almost opposite, on your right: L'Ailante n°26. Next to the latter, take the path leading uphill; on your left : L'If n°22. Continue until you reach the road (take care) and turn right into Rue du Porche. At the bottom of this street, turn right, then left into rue des Remparts, until you reach a dead end: Le Tilleul n°16. At the very end, you'll come to a beautiful wash-house. Return, then turn right onto Condamines, and right again towards La Capelle-et-Masmolène. Near the Vallabrix sign, turn right: Le Micocoulier n°14. Continue, then take the path on the left near the hydrant. After the Y-shaped fork, turn right: L'Olivier n°25. Go straight on; left: Le Pin n°6. At the corner of a wall, turn right: Amelanchier n°35. As you continue, you'll come across several wild almond trees, including : L'Amandier n°28 (beware, bitter almonds). Further on, the ridge path offers a fine view of the River Alzon below, and is home to several nesting boxes. Continue straight on to the Croix de Lussan. Cross the road with care and take the uphill path opposite. At the side of the road, you'll find : Le Noyer n°2. Depending on the season, wild orchids can sometimes be seen on the way up. Further up, on the right: Le Poirier n°17. Continue along this road: on the flat, left-hand side, you'll find the best view of the village of Vallabrix. Against the water tower, take a break on the bench and observe : Nerprun n°11. Continue straight ahead to pass by : Le Cade n°12. A little further on, the path becomes a footpath. On your left, you'll see : Fusain n°10 and Hawthorn n°34, then Robinier n°29. Still on this path, on your left, in a small grove, you'll find : Le Châtaignier n°13. Before the riding school, turn right. Continue to the crossroads, then turn left: on your right is : L'Orme n°24. Proceed to the next intersection and turn right. A few dozen metres further on, on your right, you'll see : Le Figuier n°20, then left, at the end of the castle wall: Le Févier n°9. Continue up the chemin des Jardins to reach the public garden. In front of you are : Cypress n°7 and Maple negundo n°8. On your right, the XIIᵉ century church; in front, you'll find: Mulberry n°15. Opposite the church, take the street back to the parking lot - it's already the end of the loop.

The Concluses are long natural gorges and rocky corridors carved out over time by the Aiguillon river. Discover an exceptional panorama and ecosystem. Departure from Lussan from the parking lot at the foot of the village. Head for "Les Concluses" on the D259, following the "Le Vallen" hiking sign for 1.3 km. Then take the right-hand path for 1.6km towards the Prade sign. Turn right and follow the signs for Les Concluses for 2.2km. Turn left and follow the Concluses interpretation trail, which will take you to the viewpoint where you can observe the panorama. Return to Lussan by turning back. From the Concluses parking lot, follow the "l'Espesviel" sign for 1.3km. Go straight on towards "la Grande Croisière" for 300m, then join "la Clapeyrolle" via the D643 for 600m. Turn right to follow "Lac de Mercouire" for 1.4km. Turn left, then right onto the D143 for 1.4km. Take the track on the left to join the "Gammeile" sign, then turn right to take the D143 back up to the village parking lot. Do not venture into the Aiguillon riverbed during periods of high water, thunderstorms or from January 15 to June 30. Some sections are more strenuous than others, requiring you to negotiate rocks. Some slippery passages in wet weather on the lower section.

Hike to the ancient Castelviel Oppidum, on the heights of Aiguèze

Artistic creations and information on the ecosystem. Trail proposed by the "De quoi on se mêle" association. "Follow the path lined with artistic installations to contemplate a landscape, a change of slope or direction, observe traces, give a framework to a vision of the scrubland. Take a break to consult the engraved boards with free and sensitive views written by volunteers from the village on the 5 biotopes crossed.

Artistic creations and information on the ecosystem. Trail proposed by the "De quoi on se mêle" association. "Find a way to express in an artistic, joyful and accessible way the dynamics of the processes that transform our universe. To implement the Elements, to assemble them, to create interactions to produce material effects, silhouettes, surfaces, mechanisms in movement, why not sounds...To create a resonance between the imagined installation and the expression of the Elements in the surrounding landscape."

Discover an exceptional collection of figurative paintings from Post-Impressionism to the present day, featuring masterpieces by some of the greatest modern painters: Renoir, Matisse, Bonnard, Signac, Marquet, Valadon, Van Dongen... Musée Albert-André: the museum of friendship. The first provincial museum of modern art It was the painter Albert André (1869-1954) who, when he became curator in 1917, turned the encyclopedic museum in Bagnols-sur-Cèze into the first museum of contemporary art in France. Grenoble and Saint-Tropez soon followed suit. Described as a museum of friendship, the collection was enriched by donations from painters who were friends of the curator. The masters Renoir and Monet gave him the expected support, as did the artists of his generation: Georges D'Espagnat, Louis Valtat, Jean Puy... The "young painters" of the 1950s From the 1950s onwards, the "Jeune Peinture" movement advocated a return to figuration. The museum is particularly rich in evidence of this new figurative wave: Bardone, Génis, Guiramand combine tradition and modernity in the jubilation of color, soon followed by Lesieur, Collomb, Lorjou, Minaux, Brasilier, Petit, Parsus, Rodde and more recently by Cayol, Cottavoz, Maly, Steiner... The George Besson collection What all these artists have in common is their close relationship with art critic George Besson, who was an ardent supporter of their work, notably in Les Lettres françaises. In the evening of his life, George Besson, in agreement with his wife, donated his collection to the French state, with part of it deposited in Bagnols-sur-Cèze. As a result, the Musée de l'Amitié is proud to present a number of emblematic masterpieces of twentieth-century art, including Marquet's Le 14 juillet au Havre, Matisse's La fenêtre ouverte à Nice, Bonnard's Bouquet de fleurs des champs and Van Dongen's Portrait d'Adèle Besson.

Cycle store and repair shop for all types of bikes, including electric. Rental of road, city, mountain, electric and muscle bikes. Located in the Cèze valley, take advantage of the various services offered by the WGP bike store Bicycles, whether conventional or electrically assisted, require maintenance to extend their life. Passionate and professional, we repair and maintain all types of bikes. The store is fully equipped to guarantee fast, efficient service. The WGP repair shop puts at your service the advice and experience of top-level cycling, so that you can benefit from quality repairs thanks to the know-how acquired as a professional racing cyclist, then as a mechanic for a professional cycling team, as well as a mechanic for the German national team. We prefer to use quality tools specific to all bike models, and carry out diagnostics for appropriate maintenance and repair solutions. Our services can be summed up in flexible formulas, according to customer requirements. The WGP bicycle store and repair workshop offers you ..: - Sale of road bikes, gravel bikes, mountain bikes, mountain bikes, city bikes, electric assistance bikes, Dutch bikes. Distributor of WILIER, BIANCHI, GAZELLE, VÉLO-DE-VILLE, GITANE and PEUGEOT brands. - Sale of WGP bikes by custom order - Fully customizable assembly of WGP bikes - Rental of muscle bikes and electric-assist mountain bikes, city bikes, mountain bikes and SUVs - Postural study - Repair, maintenance, overhaul and assembly services for all types of bikes (road, gravel, mountain bikes, mountain bikes, city bikes, electric-assist bikes, bmx, Dutch bikes etc.). → Renovation of bicycles of all makes → Bike cleaning service → Brake and derailleur adjustment → Maintenance of forks and shocks → Wheel stripping → Hub and rim assembly And any other possible service on a bike The workshop also caters for holidaymakers, offering them a fast pick-up service for repairs to their bikes. Foreigners who don't speak French can communicate in English or Spanish.

The Musée Laïque d'Art Sacré du Gard offers a bold and original cultural approach to sacred art. The collections are housed in the Maison des Chevaliers, a listed historic monument adorned with painted decorations and ceilings from the 14th and 15th centuries. A truly secular museum! What do a Romanesque Virgin, a soldier statuette from a Chinese tomb, an African mask and a Cretan icon have in common? Unlike traditional fine art museums, the Musée d'Art Sacré du Gard brings together objects that are not usually seen side by side. The significance of these works is obscure to most of us today... The Musée laïque d'art sacré du Gard offers a bold and original cultural approach to sacred art, and sheds light on the meaning of the works in its collection. A medieval residence Serving as a showcase for the collections, the Maison des Chevaliers, a listed building, is one of the jewels in the crown of Gard's heritage. Behind this enigmatic name lies the perfectly preserved home of a wealthy dynasty of Rhône valley merchants. Built from the 12th century onwards, the house has undergone numerous transformations. Discover the impressively proportioned 14th-century Royal Court of Justice, as well as two 15th-century ceremonial halls with sumptuous, strikingly modern decor. On the magnificent painted ceilings, alternating with a program of coats of arms, exotic animals, fantastical beings and scenes of daily life depict the imaginations of medieval man.

Camp in the heart of the Ardèche Gorges at Huttopia le Moulin! Direct access to the river, swimming pool, comfortable accommodation, spacious pitches and a variety of activities for a relaxing stay in Saint-Martin-d'Ardèche. 7 ha of land with many camping pitches and all comfort rentals: tents Toile & Bois (Canvas & Wood) , gipsy wagons, mobile homes. Swimming pools, paddling pool, bar/restaurant, a get-together area, recreational equipment, playground

In Saint-Martin-d’Ardèche near the finishing point of the renowned canoe raid of the Ardèche, Huttopia Le Moulin is an ideal spot for families or those who enjoy relaxation and adventure. 7 ha of land with many camping pitches and all comfort rentals: tents Toile & Bois (Canvas & Wood) , gipsy wagons, mobile homes. Swimming pools, paddling pool, bar/restaurant, a get-together area, recreational equipment, playground

At the end of the Ardèche Gorges, at 150m from the beaches, the Hôtel Bellevue provides you traditional and gourmet cuisine. Quality label for Tourism.

Nestled between dry stone and olive trees, our 3-star hotel welcomes you in a peaceful setting. The restaurant opens onto a shaded terrace overlooking the swimming pool, offering nature and relaxation for young and old alike. Here, everything invites you to enjoy the good life.

Quiet, welcoming family campsite, close to the river and shops. Canoe hire. Wi-Fi.

Reopening 2026. Discover AIR DE NATURE, the accrobranche park in Saint Quentin la Poterie! Enjoy forest adventures, surprising trees and activities for the whole family in an exceptional natural setting. Accrobranche around Beaucaire, in the Gard region of France 5 minutes from Uzès, 20 minutes from the Pont du Gard, an accrobranche with 14 courses and 190 accessible workshops for both the quietest and the bravest. Nestled in the Forêt de Castagniers et Broussières, the park was built on an old sand quarry over 70 years ago. As you stroll along its towering maritime pines, you'll discover a rich, colorful natural heritage. If you climb, the adventure begins and you gradually gain height, discovering the treetops and surrounding hills. - 4 courses 100% zip lines - 17-metre high jump - Archery Tag: team battle with bow and arrow - Ground play area and courses accessible from age 2. The little ones can also try their hand at their first accrobranche workshops, while discovering nature at the same time. Individuals and groups welcome. A walk in the heart of the maritime pines: Take a stroll under the tall maritime pines and discover a natural heritage of varied colors. The forest offers total immersion, with landscapes where shades of green, ochre and earth blend harmoniously for an assured change of scenery. Relaxation and refreshment under the trees: For a well-deserved break, head for our shady terrace under the oak and chestnut trees. Whether you're looking for a snack, a refreshing drink or simply a break, this is the place to relax in the heart of nature.

In a house in a medieval hamlet you’ll find three rooms Bed-and-breakfast. Recommended by the ‘Guide du Routard’ as "an extraordinary and pleasant place, an original house". Labels: Clévacances, Pélerins de St-Jacques-de-compostèle, Accueil Trek'Ane. It's an original house, strange, with big gardens and simpatic place where you can see an exhibition-gallery with the panting of the lady who manages this house

Discover an exceptional collection of figurative paintings from Post-Impressionism to the present day, featuring masterpieces by some of the greatest modern painters: Renoir, Matisse, Bonnard, Signac, Marquet, Valadon, Van Dongen... Musée Albert-André: the museum of friendship. The first provincial museum of modern art It was the painter Albert André (1869-1954) who, when he became curator in 1917, turned the encyclopedic museum in Bagnols-sur-Cèze into the first museum of contemporary art in France. Grenoble and Saint-Tropez soon followed suit. Described as a museum of friendship, the collection was enriched by donations from painters who were friends of the curator. The masters Renoir and Monet gave him the expected support, as did the artists of his generation: Georges D'Espagnat, Louis Valtat, Jean Puy... The "young painters" of the 1950s From the 1950s onwards, the "Jeune Peinture" movement advocated a return to figuration. The museum is particularly rich in evidence of this new figurative wave: Bardone, Génis, Guiramand combine tradition and modernity in the jubilation of color, soon followed by Lesieur, Collomb, Lorjou, Minaux, Brasilier, Petit, Parsus, Rodde and more recently by Cayol, Cottavoz, Maly, Steiner... The George Besson collection What all these artists have in common is their close relationship with art critic George Besson, who was an ardent supporter of their work, notably in Les Lettres françaises. In the evening of his life, George Besson, in agreement with his wife, donated his collection to the French state, with part of it deposited in Bagnols-sur-Cèze. As a result, the Musée de l'Amitié is proud to present a number of emblematic masterpieces of twentieth-century art, including Marquet's Le 14 juillet au Havre, Matisse's La fenêtre ouverte à Nice, Bonnard's Bouquet de fleurs des champs and Van Dongen's Portrait d'Adèle Besson.

Nestled in a complete verdant space, the “Chartreuse de Valbonne” unfolds its atypical architecture and proudly displays its multicoloured tiles, with a Burgundian trace. Founded in the 13th century, it occupies the small valley within the beautiful forest of Valbonne which still contains today rare essences in Provence. Though before, this small “oasis” was a swampy valley only. The efforts and patience of a dozen monks were needed to clear and cleanse the area, before the vaults of this edifice could be raised. The place then became the vallis bona, where the name Valbonne derives from. It has been listed as a historical monument since 1959, and the Charterhouse kept the authenticity of its monastic cells from its centuries of history, and they are now re-established for our visitors with the utmost fidelity. Around the Charterhouse, come and wander through its interpretive trail leading you to the forest, while bringing a well sought-after freshness during the summer.

A site not to be missed! The Valbonne state forest stretches across a number of communes between the Cèze and Ardèche, including Saint-Julien-de-Peyrolas, Saint-Laurent-de-Carnols and Saint-Christol-de-Rodières. The massif has captivated foresters since, at an altitude of 250m and in the heart of the Mediterranean zone, it is home to beech trees, the quintessential mountain species ... Discover this exceptional natural area on foot, by bike or on horseback.... alone or with the whole family! A hiking guide offers hikes in this area (among others), on sale at local tourist offices.

Pougnadoresse picnic and leisure area

Picnic area. Drinking water point nearby.

The Musée Laïque d'Art Sacré du Gard offers a bold and original cultural approach to sacred art. The collections are housed in the Maison des Chevaliers, a listed historic monument adorned with painted decorations and ceilings from the 14th and 15th centuries. A truly secular museum! What do a Romanesque Virgin, a soldier statuette from a Chinese tomb, an African mask and a Cretan icon have in common? Unlike traditional fine art museums, the Musée d'Art Sacré du Gard brings together objects that are not usually seen side by side. The significance of these works is obscure to most of us today... The Musée laïque d'art sacré du Gard offers a bold and original cultural approach to sacred art, and sheds light on the meaning of the works in its collection. A medieval residence Serving as a showcase for the collections, the Maison des Chevaliers, a listed building, is one of the jewels in the crown of Gard's heritage. Behind this enigmatic name lies the perfectly preserved home of a wealthy dynasty of Rhône valley merchants. Built from the 12th century onwards, the house has undergone numerous transformations. Discover the impressively proportioned 14th-century Royal Court of Justice, as well as two 15th-century ceremonial halls with sumptuous, strikingly modern decor. On the magnificent painted ceilings, alternating with a program of coats of arms, exotic animals, fantastical beings and scenes of daily life depict the imaginations of medieval man.

Benches but no table. Shaded area.

Benches but no table. Shaded area.

Picnic area

Spend a day with the family at the Etang de la Capelle: meet the horses and young bulls in this 42-hectare natural area. You'll see many species of birds and some rare specimens of seedlings and amphibians. A guaranteed change of scenery!

Bar-Restaurant open every day, in the shade. Come and try Céline's coconut chicken on Thursday evenings. Reservations are recommended for people from outside the campsite. Main course - Hamburger - Salad - Rib steak - Fresh pizza

In order to make you discover the greatness of our land, our chef proposes dishes based on fresh and local products and our wines come from local productions and are guaranteed 100% Côtes-du-Rhône. Located in Pont-Saint-Esprit, 10 minutes from the A7 motorway - Bollène exit, in the Gard provençal region and in the heart of the tourist and natural sites of the Vaucluse, Ardèche and Drôme departments, as well as its famous Côtes du Rhône wines, the Hotel "Le Mas de l'Olivier" invites you to seize the moment in complete serenity.

Our Brasserie Caviste offers 500 references of local and northern drinks, a dish of the day at lunchtime and entertainment at the weekend. In the heart of Pont-Saint-Esprit, on the picturesque Place de la République, the Restaurant La Bourse opens its doors to you in a friendly, authentic atmosphere. This emblematic town-centre establishment is the ideal place to take a gourmet break during your visit to the region. La Bourse offers generous, home-cooked cuisine, featuring fresh produce and the flavours of the south. Whether it's lunch with friends, dinner for two or a family meal, the varied menu will delight every palate: mixed salads, grilled meats, dishes of the day, tasty burgers, not forgetting the homemade desserts. In summer, take advantage of the lovely shaded terrace overlooking the lively square, ideal for enjoying a meal in the sunshine or a drink at the end of the day. The warm and beautifully decorated interior provides a pleasant setting all year round.

On the banks of the Ardèche, the only terrace in Saint-Martin with a direct view of the river. Sit back, breathe and enjoy... At all hours, the bar and ice cream parlour welcome you for a gourmet break along the river. Restaurant - pizzeria. Snack in the afternoon. 120 seat restaurant outside. Take away pizza. Salads, barbecue, Antillean food. Mussels and French fries as much as you like. Canoeing. Apartment for rent. Mini tree top adventure for children (free).

Riverfront restaurant. French, Mediterranean and Provencal cuisine. Homemade ice cream.

Home-made pizzas with fresh local produce, to take away or eat-in. For a refreshing drink, try our local wines or craft beers by St Sauveur. We want to promote local products like our goat cheese : "le Picodon". It is possible to eat on a small terrace every day when the weather is fine or inside in a cosy atmosphere.

At the end of the Ardèche Gorges, at 150m from the beaches, the Hôtel Bellevue provides you traditional and gourmet cuisine. Quality label for Tourism.

Restaurant along the river Ardèche, with a shadowed terrace withe 100 places or and a dining room with 52 places "A nice cuisine, generous and enthusiastic in a pleasant environment where you’re being served by a young and dynamic team. We welcome you every day from March until November."

Pizzas, crêpes (thin pancakes - sweet or savoury), salades and ice-creams (eat in and take away)

Take away pizzas, fries, sandwiches, kebabs, paninis, waffles, and ice creams. Non-stop service Non-stop service

Located in the heart of Provence Occitane, Château de Montcaud is the perfect destination to combine relaxation, tourism and culture. Set in 5 hectares of parkland, the establishment offers a wide range of activities in a natural setting. Château de Montcaud: the luxury of simplicity Château de Montcaud also offers two restaurants: Le Bistro de Montcaud, a warm and inviting place where you can enjoy gourmet market cuisine, and Le Cèdre de Montcaud, a gourmet restaurant offering traditional French cuisine revisited with unexpected and original flavors.

La Maison, a fully-equipped pavilion, lets you enjoy the hotel's facilities while remaining completely independent. This detached cottage on two levels offers all the comforts of a fully-equipped home, including a kitchen, washing machine and dryer. A large, private terrace with barbecue allows you to enjoy the area in complete privacy. And if you wish, you can take advantage of all the services offered by the hotel, as well as the private swimming pool in the grounds. Area: approx. 70 m2 Living room with fireplace, dining area and fitted kitchen Nespresso machine Bedroom with queen-size boxspring bed, 160 × 210 cm Small bedroom can be used as office Bathroom with window, rain shower and washbasin, separate WC Washing machine and dryer Large private terrace on first floor (43 m2) with barbecue area Free access to swimming pool, all hotel services available*. For three adults A sofa is available for two additional persons

Independent apartment in the Château annex. Located in Le Mas, the apartment features an open fireplace and kitchenette. Comprising a light-filled living room, bathroom and bedroom, it offers a remarkable view of the château and its grounds. Area: approx. 60 m2 Bedroom with king-size boxspring bed, 180 × 210 cm Living room with dining table, open fireplace, kitchenette and audio system Nespresso machine Bathroom with window, rain shower, washbasin, WC View of the park and château. Free access to swimming pool, all hotel services available.

Welcome to Domaine des Bords de Cèze, a small 3-star riverside campsite with a private beach. Spacious pitches, cabins and rentals with views over the gorges. Nature, peace and quiet, snack bar, grocery shop and lake in summer. Ideal for holidays! Discover the Domaine des Bords de Cèze, a small 3-star campsite where calm, unspoilt nature and serenity are the order of the day. Located near Goudargues, in the Gard department, this riverside haven of peace boasts a private beach and a magnificent stretch of water, even in summer, perfect for recharging your batteries and enjoying a refreshing swim. With its 45 spacious, shaded pitches, comfortable cabins and terraced accommodation close to the river. Whether you're a fan of classic camping or looking for comfortable accommodation, there's something for everyone. This unique place, a sanctuary of tranquillity, invites you to reconnect with what's essential. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the nearby hiking trails, cycling routes and water sports. On-site, a friendly snack bar and a local grocery shop await you for tasty and practical moments. Ideally located, the Domaine des Bords de Cèze is the ideal base from which to discover the region's treasures: the Sautadet waterfalls, listed villages such as Aiguèze, Montclus and Lussan, not forgetting Avignon and Uzès. Book your stay and enjoy a unique holiday combining nature, relaxation and discovery at Domaine des Bords de Cèze.

Discover the Gîte Romarin, a self-contained gîte for 5 people in an old farmhouse with a garden terrace, antique floor tiles and period furniture. The Romarin gîte comprises a bedroom with a 140cm bed, an alcove with 1 90cm bed and an alcove with a 140cm bed, a fully-equipped kitchen opening onto a living room with a 140cm sofa bed, a bathroom with washbasin, shower and separate toilet. The terrace is private and furnished with a table, chairs and barbecue.

Located in the commune of Goudargues, we welcome you from the beginning of April to the end of September. Riverside campsite. Campsite rated 2 stars and classified as a natural camping area. The campsite and natural area are on the banks of the river and are set in a 30-hectare estate, with swimming, sports, pétanque and restaurants... Everything you need for an unforgettable holiday with family, friends or alone. - Private beach - Large pitches - Natural setting - Catering, sports and fitness services are available even during the low season. - Rental of 3 mobile homes, 2 lodges without sanitary facilities and 2 lodges with sanitary facilities. - New sanitary facilities with disabled cabin and family cabin.

A natural and relaxing campsite on the banks of the Cèze. Situated in the Gard region near the tourist village of Goudargues in the heart of the Cèze valley, on a flat plot of almost 4 hectares, Camping Les Amarines has an accessible entrance with wide paths where you can move around without difficulty. All the staff are happy to welcome you to a landscaped and shaded campsite offering comfortable mobile homes and large pitches in a calm and relaxing environment. With private access to the river and a heated swimming pool and a 26°C wellness pool you can relax and enjoy the Mediterranean climate all season long. Here your children can move around safely on foot or by bike. "A private beach by the river, family entertainment, special care given to the cleanliness of the site, services open all season, shops and villages accessible by bike are the assets of our campsite." Florence, Alain and Valentin

Les Terrasses du Roc is an eco-responsible gîte-hostel for up to 50 guests in a typical Gard village in the Cèze valley, between Barjac and Goudargues, close to the 4 listed Gard villages. A true base camp for your stay in the vineyards of the Côtes du Rhône, this new-style gîte hostel is open and accessible to all. Entirely new, it has 6 bedrooms, a family kitchen, a dining room, an activity room and 2 magnificent terraces overlooking the Verdières woods. Les Terrasses du Roc remains open to individuals until November 1, and all year round to groups of 5 to 47 people. During the winter months, associations, companies and craftsmen often need accommodation for their teams. So why not take advantage of our half-board and full-board formulas and gather your forces in our reception hall! With an innovative concept inspired by "new generation" youth hostels, this new eco-responsible establishment has just been awarded the "Gites de France" 3 épis label and the "clef verte", the first sustainable tourism label for tourist accommodation!

The Hotel "Le Mas de l'Olivier" invites you to seize the moment in complete serenity. Located in Pont-St-Esprit, 10 minutes from the A7 motorway - Bollène exit, in the Gard provençal region and in the heart of the tourist and natural sites of the Vaucluse, Ardèche and Drôme departments, as well as its famous Côtes du Rhône wines.

Camping La Plage, your authentic nature holidays in the Gard. La Plage campsite, in the Gard, close to the Ardèche Gorges and at the foot of the Cévennes, welcomes you for your family and friendly holidays in a preserved natural setting of 2 wooded hectares, on the banks of the Cèze river, with direct access to its large private beach. Enjoy your holiday in a tent, caravan or camper van on a large pitch by the river, or choose a more exotic stay in a 30 m² canvas Victoria Lodge.