Explore Uzes and the Gard with Christian Delautre

A bike path has been built between Uzès and St. Quentin so you can ride safely.

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.

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 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.

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 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.

Between vineyards and garrigue, take the time to discover the scents, the colors and the panoramas. Follow small roads, cross villages with timeless charm and admire the pond of La Capelle and Masmolène, a protected area classified Natura 2000. The course is very quiet, about 1/3 is on road Market place - Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie". At the level of "La Jasse" take the path on your right direction "Vallabrix". Continue on the "Chemin de Masmolene" and "Route de Vallabrix Take the D219 and fork left by "Chemin de l'étang" before taking the D219 "Route d'Uzès". When you arrive at "Tendre" take the path on the right (Be careful! Cross the D982) Take the D4 by the right direction "Flaux" and take the "Route de Flaux" direction "Saint-Quentin-La-Poterie" by the D405 to return to the starting point.

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.

The Valorgues Cave is a natural resurgence; during heavy rains, water gushes forth from deep within the earth. The route starts from the free parking lot on Rue de la Madone. Throughout the route, follow the signs marked with a blue vase. As you leave the parking lot, take the street on the right. At the first fork, continue left, staying on Rue de la Madone. When you reach Chemin de Vallabrix, turn right, then immediately take the first path on the left (Chemin de Gresse). Follow this paved road for about 600 meters. At the next intersection, turn left and continue for 1.6 km until you reach Route de Saint-Laurent-la-Vernède. Turn right, then take Chemin des Bougnettes on your left. Continue for 100 meters. At the first fork, keep to the right. At the next fork, turn left onto Chemin de la Jasse and continue for 100 meters, then take the dirt path on the left. Follow this path for 400 meters to the intersection, then take the path on the right toward Chemin de Fontarèches. Continue for 300 meters before turning right onto a dirt path. Continue for 650 meters, then turn left toward the Aven de Valorgues. At the next fork, you can take a round trip to explore the Aven de Valorgues by following the “A/R” signs. To continue on the main route, take the path on the right toward La Vourneze. Follow this path for 450 meters, then turn left at the second path and continue for 450 meters. Next, turn right and continue for 500 meters until you reach Chemin de la Vourneze. Take this path on the right and continue for 450 meters until you reach the Chemin des Bougnettes on your left. Turn onto it and continue for 100 meters. Then reach the Route de Saint-Laurent-la-Vernède. Turn right, then take the Chemin de Roquesis on the left. Finally, take the first dirt path on the left and continue for 1.5 km. At the fork, rejoin the route you took on the way there. The return to the parking lot follows the same path, following the trail markers in the opposite direction back to the starting point.

Do you know the fabulous history of one of the most beautiful architectural jewels in the Gard? The city of Uzès, the first duchy in French history, boasts an exceptional heritage rich in a thousand treasures. Let us tell you about its history... Protected and renovated under the Malraux law since the 1960s, the town was awarded the "Ville d'art et d'histoire" label in 2008. Let us tell you about its history, and you'll discover the prestigious past of a town whose origins date back to ancient times.

From the Carolingian princess Dhuoda to the young traveler Thomas Platter, from Jean Racine to André Gide, let us tell you about Uzès through the places where these authors stayed, or which they admirably depicted in their writings or novels. From Carolingian princess Dhuoda to young student traveler Thomas Platter, the famous playwright Jean Racine to the Nobel Prize winner André Gide or the discreet poet Suzanne Verdier-Allut, discover the city of Uzès through the places where these authors stayed. They and many others have portrayed the town admirably in their writings, letters and novels. A true "love" tour of Uzès, and a host of reading ideas to help you discover this city, which has often acted as a muse for artists, in a whole new way!

The heart of the city is overflowing with mansions built during the urban redevelopment that began in the 16th century and continued until the 18th century. The great families of notables were thus able to ostentatiously display their social position.

Come and discover just how many exceptional women have lived in Uzès! We'll walk in the footsteps of some of the most famous women to have played a part in writing the history of France.

Born Gabriel-Joseph de Fromentès, Baron de Castille left a lasting imprint on the local landscape, notably through the many columns adorning his residence in Uzès and his château in Argilliers. Strolling through the places that still bear his memory, from the town of Uzès to the Georges Borias Museum, this walk will enable you to meet a man whose life was full of surprises!

Most of the buildings in Uzès are constructed from the beige Miocene limestone that forms the plateau on which the town rests. But sometimes, at the turn of an alley or a porch, we discover very different rocks, of more distant, even exotic provenance, whose history takes us on an astonishing geographical and temporal journey... Under the watchful eye of a geologist specializing in minerals, immerse yourself in an astonishing geological journey to the heart of the city of Uzès! With Georges Musial, in charge of geology collections at IMT mines Alès.

Our team is in charge of promoting tourism in the whole of the Pays d'Uzès Pont du Gard destination. This destination has an internationally recognised built heritage and a preserved natural heritage. Located at the foot of the Cevennes and at the gateway to Provence, it is ideal for vacations combining a mild climate, a warm welcome, festivities, traditions and local produce. Its thousand-year-old heritage will delight history lovers, especially the Pont du Gard, whose reputation is well known, as well as the numerous villages of character. But here the natural heritage has nothing to envy to the cultural. The surrounding nature is an open-air playground where all kinds of activities are possible: on land, on water and in the air. You can discover a preserved nature and exceptional sites and you can take many hiking and cycling tours, including the famous Viarhôna. It is also a gourmet destination, where everyone will find something to satisfy their taste buds and quench their thirst. Our restaurateurs are talented and our markets offer succulent products. There is a wine for every occasion, accompanying for example olives and truffles.

Do you know the amazing history of one of the most beautiful architectural jewels in the Gard department? The city of Uzès has an exceptionally rich heritage. The town was awarded the " Town of Art and History " label in 2008. The city of Uzès has an exceptionally rich heritage. with the Duchy castle, the "Fenestrelle" tower, the only circular romanesque tower in France, and the Cathedral with it's exquisite 17th century organ. The town, which has been preserved and renovated since the 1960s, was awarded the " Town of Art and History " label in 2008. Let us guide you through the historic center where you will discover the fascinating history of a city whose origins date back to antiquity. At the end of the visit you can enjoy the farmers' market on the "Place aux Herbes", which dates back to the 13th century.

On this tour, you'll discover the catchment basin (closed to the public) and the first archaeological remains of this exceptional Roman work, which has yet to reveal all its secrets. Around 50 AD, the Romans of the ancient city of Nemausus began construction of a huge aqueduct, of which the Pont du Gard is the most famous work of art. It carried to Nîmes the waters of the Eure fountain, which rises a few hundred meters below Uzès. A "return to the origins" of the Pont du Gard will be an opportunity to discover the Eure valley, a bucolic place that for centuries was also one of the city's green and economic lungs. Please note: 60 m difference in altitude, partly on footpath. Bring good shoes.

This original, lively tour of Uzès, punctuated by reading sessions, will lead you in the footsteps of those who left written testimonies about the city they visited, loved and sublimated. From Carolingian princess Dhuoda to André Gide, from Jean Racine to Jean-Jacques Brousson, let's turn some of Uzès' finest pages together! A historical, poetic, moving and sometimes funny approach to Uzès!

The shared garden is a green space where local residents learn and pass on the art of growing vegetables and fruit. It's a place to learn about eco-gardening, run by an association representing local players: residents, institutions and associations. It is open to all, without discrimination. Its aim is to provide a meeting place for different generations and cultures. Located within the "Mas Careiron" hospital complex, the plot made available by the hospital covers an area of around 2,000 m2. Protected from the wind by the surrounding buildings and trees, it offers arable land and is also an invitation to relax. We've named it "The Orchard". This space is made up of a communal plot, the "shared garden", surrounded by individual or associative plots known as "Camille's gardens". The general principles of the garden are : - Improving living conditions through sharing, solidarity, living well together, respect for others, for each other's work and for the earth. - Strengthening social ties, intergenerational links and promoting social diversity. - Raising awareness of environmental protection and ecological education. - Governance: collegial decision-making, transparency, consent, responsibility for all.

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.

Take a break and enjoy the natural immensity of the Eure Valley. A bucolic moment to recharge your batteries and and reconnect with what's essential! Located at the foot of Uzès, the Vallée de l'Eure is a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike. Steeped in history, it is also a wonderful stop-off point for hiking and cultural excursions. Well-known to Uzétians for their Sunday strolls, the Vallée de l'Eure's reputation extends far beyond the city's borders, and has earned itself worldwide recognition..... It all began in the 1st century AD. At that time, the Romans were exploiting the abundant water that rose from the Alzon river in Uzès, and was then transported to Nîmes via a 50 km long aqueduct, of which the Pont-du-Gard was a part.

Born in Uzès in 1747, Gabriel de Froment d'Argilliers, Baron de Castille, inherited a building that he had transformed into a private mansion during the first quarter of the 19th century. His taste for Antique Rome and columns is notorious and characterizes the style. The CR initials on the façade are those of his union with a young girl from the Rohan family, of which he was so proud. The small footbridge spanning the alleyway links the block on which Baron's hanging gardens once stood. This enabled him to access his gardens without having to use the public highway. A man open to new ideas, he had a passion for travel and an immoderate taste for columns, as evidenced by the building's imposing peristyle. He was also responsible for the columns of the Pavillon Racine and the Château d'Argilliers.

The Georges Borias Museum is housed within the old, 17th century Episcopal Palace, between the town and the garrigue. Browse through its archeological, historical and art and craft collections, and learn more about the town's rich heritage and the writers that contributed to its reputation (Racine, Gide). Pottery from Uzège is one of the highlights of the museum: pottery from Saint-Quentin, products from the Pichon factory in Uzès. Do not miss the famous Uzès cupboards, painted furniture typical of the region in the 18th century. Important collection dedicated to the writer André Gide: portraits, personal souvenirs, manuscripts, correspondence, illustrated editions... The Georges Borias Museum has been recognised as a Musée de France by the Ministry of Culture. It organises a temporary exhibition every year. The museum offers guided tours in French, English and Italian. Visit sheets are available at the reception desk in French, English and German, as well as an audio guide (free) in French and English.

The consuls' house, which housed the former town hall as early as the 15th century, was destroyed by fire in the 18th century. From 1779 to 1781, the town hall was rebuilt on the same site, by order of the bishop who owned the land. The façade is reminiscent of the town hall. The building's layout is based on the traditional French-style mansion between courtyard and garden. The monumental portal is an example of Uzétienne's remarkable ironwork.

From the 5th century to the French Revolution, Uzès was the episcopal see, with its cathedral built in 1090. Destroyed during the Albigensian War, rebuilt then destroyed during the Wars of Religion, the current cathedral dates from 1652. The neo-Romanesque façade was plastered over the old building in 1873. The rib-vaulted interior was probably richer than it appears today. Inside, the 17th-century organs can still be seen. The organs have the unusual feature of still having their original shutters. A number of concerts are organized to showcase the quality of this instrument.

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.

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

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.

Relax and breathe… On the wine route, two kilometres from Châteauneuf-du-Pape, La Sommellerie is a haven of peace. In the elegant setting of the restaurant, you will enjoy a refined and home-made cuisine. This former sheepfold dating from the 17th century with its thick walls and typically Provençal character has 16 bedrooms and a restaurant opening on to a shaded terrace, a garden and a swimming pool. An ideal environment for business lunches and for romantic dinners.

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.

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

Le Bellevue offers a gourmet getaway on the banks of the Ardèche. In its elegant dining room with panoramic view of the banks of the Ardèche and its suspension bridge, you can savour the delicious flavours of the Ardèche.

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."

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

Smash burger, french tacos, wrap, salads, beers, wine, only fresh products !

At p'tit Creux, we offer a small, simple menu, with products cooked on site. You compose your menu, and the size of what you want to eat. To share (or not) quiet restaurant with shaded terraces. See you soon. You can find us in the small streets in the heart of the village, the restaurant is open mainly in the evenings during the summer period to welcome you in a warm place.

Welcome home! Bastide la Buissière, an authentic 18th-century Provencal home nestled in a peaceful green setting, offers 2 unique guest rooms combining comfort and antiques. Our table d'hôtes promises convivial meal breaks.

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 heart of Provence, close to Avignon, the hotel Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie extends a warm welcome to this charming venue, with a traditonal Provençal restaurant and private outdoor heated swimming pool. Originally a Provençal farmhouse just across the river from Avignon, in Villeneuve lez Avignon, the Najeti Hôtel la Magnaneraie has 32 rooms exuding well-being and relaxing restfulnes. Lovely green grounds surround this 15th-century building, where historical charm combines with modern conviences. A warm discreet welcome, you will feel right at home here. The restaurant le Mûrier serves out of doors under the shady plane trees.

3-star hotel-restaurant with 54 rooms, a short walk from Orange town centre. Hotel entirely renovated in 2015. Free, secure car park. Campanile has 34 “Prestige” rooms and 20 standard rooms, with 3 rooms respecting the latest reduced-mobility standards. A secure car park, locked at night. Restaurant open from noon to 2 p.m. and from 7 to 10 p.m. Terrace for 30 guests. Campanile can welcome groups both at the hotel and the restaurant. Secure bike garage available.

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.

Our hotel and restaurant will give you a warm welcome no matter how long you stay. 15km from Pont d'Arc Valley and 8km from from the Cèze Valley on the Aven d'Orgnac site. Approval pending for the "Tourisme et Handicap" label (visual and mental disability).

The camping is located on the riverside and has an aire de service and is member of Relais Motard On the camping "le Mas Sud Ardèche" you have modern en comfortable equipment, individual cabins, cabins for disabled people, washing machines, all well maintained. The mobil homes who are for rent can comfortably accomodate 4 to 5 people to their full extent. They all have a kitchen, a bathroom with shower and lavabo, a toilet and they all have a private terrace. Apart from linnen and towels - the bedspreads, the dishes, the garden furniture are at your disposal. We do our very best to make of your holliday a unforgettable souvenir.

Whether you're on a family vacation, a romantic getaway, a group sightseeing tour or an evening stopover, you'll appreciate the contemporary comfort of one of the hotel's 20 rooms. Restaurant label Logis de France: 1 cocotte

Your English hosts welcome you in the heart of the village, next to the beach, with a nice view over the Ardèche river and Aiguèze. Peace and well being in an entirely renovated 18th century building. Guest table in the evening on demand. Jacuzzi.