About Uzès

Une ville... à la campagne
In the South of France, between Provence and Cévennes

Uzès is a historic town of Languedoc. Situated between Provence and the Cévennes, it rises on a rocky promontory surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and garrigue scrubland. The old town has a unique charm, with medieval pedestrian streets and a remarkable architectural unity thanks to its 17th-century white-stone façades.

https://www.uzes-pontdugard.com/en

The Ducal palace

Every winding street tells a story, transforming the town into a living museum dotted with around forty listed mansions and dominated by four medieval towers:

  • the Ducal Palace (12th–18th c.),
  • the King’s Tower,
  • the Bishop’s Tower,
  • the cathedral’s campanile.
Au marché d'Uzès
The weekly traditional market

At the heart of the city, Place aux Herbes, surrounded by medieval arcaded houses and centered around a large fountain, hosts the famous Saturday producers’ market. Here you can enjoy local specialties and discover regional craftsmanship, infused with the scents of Provence and Languedoc.

The old fountain place aux Herbes

Hundreds of local producers offer freshly grown vegetables, poultry, spices, bread, pastries, olives, wine, beauty products, herbes de Provence, and much more.

Le Pont du Gard
Le Pont du Gard : UNESCO World heritage


Just outside Uzès, a natural spring rises in the nearby Eure Valley. The Romans once harnessed this source to supply water to Nemausus, the Roman city of Nîmes. To channel its flow over a 43-km route all the way to Nîmes, they built numerous stone structures : the Roman aqueduct. The most spectacular of these archaeological remains is the Pont du Gard—located just 10 km from Uzès and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985.

sans-titre

www.pontdugard.fr/

Le Gardon at a beach in Collias

Only 5 km from town, the Collias river beach offers refreshing swimming all summer long.

Les gorges du Gardon
Les gorges du Gardon : UNESCO World heritage

A major geological and historical site, the Gorges du Gardon, a natural park extending on both sides of the river, have been protected since 2015 as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

sans-titre

www.gorgesdugardon.fr/

Le Gardon en kayak
Gardon river canoeing

Uzès also offers countless outdoor activities: kayaking, mountain biking, horse riding, climbing, and more.

www.puravida-pontdugard.fr/

Within an hour, you can reach the Camargue, the Cévennes, the Luberon, or the beautiful sandy beaches of the Mediterranean.

Avignon : le Palais des papes
Avignon : the Popes’ Palace
Nîmes : l'amphithéâtre romain
Nîmes : the Roman amphitheater
Le golf d'Uzès (9 trous)
The golf club of Uzès (9 holes)

www.golfuzes.fr/

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