Vézénobres medieval village perched on a rocky peak and pilgrimage axis of the Chemin de Régordane, Vézénobres rewards the hiker with an endless view. (6 km)

Anduze at the gates of the Cevennes, known for its architectural heritage, appreciated for its picturesque charm. It is pleasant to stroll through its streets or to sit on the terrace on the small squares of the city. (25 km)
Lussan sits in the heart of the garrigue. From its ramparts and the walkway opens a vast panorama of the Cevennes, the Ardèche mountains and Mont Ventoux. The stroll that leads you to the heart of the village borrows a interlacing of alleys and squares. (25 km)
Florac the Venice of the Cevennes, crossroads between Gorges du Tarn, Causses and Cevennes. The capital of the Cevennes National Park is sublimated by its alleys, its temple and its mysterious source of Peach. (35 km)
Sommières exceptional village between the Cevennes and the Camargue. The rich and varied heritage, squares, restaurant terraces, activities and entertainment offered throughout the year make Sommières an ideal place to visit whatever the season. (47 km)

La Mine Témoin d'Alès authentic and unique mining work of art in France, offers you a real journey to the bottom of the mine. (16 km)

La Bambouseraie in the Cévennes, unique in Europe and ranked among the most beautiful gardens in France (25 km)
The gorges of the Gardon an exceptional natural site. The clear waters of the river that meander at the foot of huge limestone cliffs offer breathtaking views. (25 km)
The steam train of the Cevennes the discovery of the national park of the Cevennes (25 km)
Les Concluses de Lussan an exceptional site with abrupt and lunar aspects (27 km )
The Pont du Gard built on three levels, and proudly overlooking the Gardon, is today the highest ancient aqueduct-bridge in the world still standing and preserved. (34 km)
Natural caves : La Grotte De Trabuc (30 km), Grotte de la Salamandre (30 km), Grotte De La Cocalière (35 km), Aven d'Orgnac (43 km)
The Cirque de Navacelles the widest canyon in Europe (88 km)

Located in a triangle formed by the cities of Nîmes, Alès and Avignon, the discreet but oh so elegant city of Uzès has preserved in its heart many testimonies of its rich past.
First duchy of France, Uzès invites you to discover a city full of charm and rich history where wandering in its cobbled streets is a real pleasure for the eyes.
Under the arcades of the Place aux Herbes and in the surrounding streets is held every Wednesday and Saturday a market whose reputation has long since crossed the boundaries of the region. You will find plenty of local products, in the warm and colorful atmosphere of the markets of Provence.
The Medieval Garden in the historic heart is an intimate green space in the middle of a 12th century site is a real gem!
Horse lovers will not fail to visit the Haras d'Uzès and gourmands, the museum of the HARIBO candy.

Nîmes, French Rome, immediately evokes its important Roman heritage, with monuments such as the Arena, amphitheatre one of the best preserved of Roman Gaul, not to mention the Maison Carrée, the only temple of the ancient world fully preserved, and the Magne tower, whose summit offers a beautiful panorama of Nîmes and its surroundings. We extend the pleasure with the visit of the Castellum, basin which is in fact the arrival point of the aqueduct of Nîmes and which remains a very rare vestige.
A walk in the historic heart of Nîmes also allows you to borrow a maze of picturesque alleys and ochre facades. We discover monuments that also contribute to the influence of the city. These include Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Castor Cathedral, the Jesuit chapel and private mansions such as Boudon.
Nîmes has several museums to better understand its long history, including the Musée de la Romanité, which houses an exceptional collection that traces 25 centuries of history. An exciting place to be!