The Cévennes,A region worth exploring
Welcome to Anduze, the perfect starting point for exploring a region with a rich heritage and unspoiled landscapes.
With its rivers, mountains, charming villages, and vast natural landscapes, the Cévennes offer countless opportunities for exploration. Whether it’s hiking, swimming, cultural tours, or sports activities, everyone can enjoy the region at their own pace.
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Anduze
At the foot of the Cévennes, stroll through the narrow streets of the historic center, across the squares, and along the Gardon River. The pottery shops and the market add to the experience. Learn more -
Saint-Jean-du-Gard
Between the Pont Vieux, the narrow streets, and the banks of the Gardon River, discover a village steeped in the history of silk. A wonderful stop to combine with a ride on the steam train or a visit to Maison Rouge. Learn more
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Sauve
From the banks of the Vidourle to the medieval alleyways, Sauve is best explored on foot. Up on the hills, the Mer des Rochers extends the walk through stunning limestone formations. Learn more
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Vézénobres
Narrow stone streets, vaulted passageways, and scenic viewpoints make up this hilltop village. The Maison de la Figue offers a chance to discover one of the village’s culinary traditions. Learn more
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Lasalle
In the Salindrenque Valley, take the time to explore the village houses and the surrounding area along the river. A perfect stop to enjoy the tranquility of the Cévennes. Learn more
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Uzès
Whether under the arcades of Place aux Herbes or in the narrow streets, Uzès invites you to take a leisurely stroll. The Duché and the shops make you want to linger a little longer. Learn more
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Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie
Step inside the workshops of potters and artisans. The Museum of Mediterranean Pottery and the Maison de la Céramique offer further opportunities to explore this craft. Learn more
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Lussan
This hilltop village boasts stone houses and panoramic views of the garrigue. Continue your stroll along its ramparts, then explore the nearby landscapes of Les Concluses. Learn more
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La Roque-sur-Cèze
Cobbled streets wind their way up among the stone houses of this hilltop village. Nearby, the Sautadet waterfalls round out the experience of exploring the Cèze landscape. Learn more
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Nîmes
From the Arena to the Jardins de la Fontaine, plan a day exploring Roman monuments and the historic center. The Maison Carrée and the museums offer opportunities to extend your visit. Learn more
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Saint-Laurent-de-Trèves
Beyond the Cévennes valleys, this village in Lozère combines stone houses, scenic landscapes, and dinosaur footprints. It’s a must-see stop on a day trip. Learn more
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Aigues-Mortes
Spend a day exploring this fortified town in the Camargue. Stroll along the ramparts and through the narrow streets, then explore the marshlands to add variety to your getaway. Learn more
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Montpellier
For a day in the city, explore the Écusson district, its narrow streets and squares, then head to the Promenade du Peyrou. Shops and museums let you tailor your experience to your interests. Learn more
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The Cévennes steam Train
Board the train between Anduze and Saint-Jean-du-Gard for a 13-kilometer journey through the Cévennes countryside. A stop at the Bambouseraie allows you to combine both attractions, depending on the schedule. Learn more
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La Bambouseraie en Cévennes
In Générargues, explore the bamboo groves, the Laotian village, and the gardens. A refreshing stroll where young and old alike can discover plants from all over the world. Learn more
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The Trabuc Cave
In Mialet, step into an underground world carved out by water. As you explore, discover the “100,000 Soldiers” stalactites and stalagmites, one of the cave’s most fascinating features. Learn more
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The Parc des Cordeliers
In Anduze, the shaded paths, ponds, and playgrounds invite families to take a break. With free admission, you can spend the day at your own pace. Learn more
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Anduze’s heritage
The Clock Tower, the Protestant church, and the Pagoda Fountain dot the squares and alleyways of the historic center. A stroll to discover the city’s history. Learn more
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La Poterie d’Anduze, Les Enfants de Boisset
Discover Anduze vases and the work of a historic pottery workshop. The shapes, designs, and colors reflect a craftsmanship that is an integral part of the region’s identity. Learn more
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The markets of Anduze
On Thursday mornings, the traditional market brings Plan de Brie and the downtown area to life. Take this stroll to discover local products and soak up the atmosphere of the town squares. Learn more
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Le Musée du Désert
At Mas Soubeyran in Mialet, discover the history of the Cévennes Protestants and the Camisards. Artifacts and documents shed light on this history in a stone hamlet in the heart of the Cévennes. Learn more
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Nîmes, from antiquity to contemporary art
The Arena, the Maison Carrée, the Magne Tower, and the Temple of Diana offer a glimpse into the Roman city. Round out your day at the Musée de la Romanité or the Carré d’Art, whichever you prefer. Learn more
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The Duché and place aux Herbes in Uzès
Explore the Duché, then continue your stroll under the arcades of Place aux Herbes. You can discover historic sites, outdoor cafes, and shops on foot as you wander through the narrow streets. Learn more
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Ceramics in Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie
The Museum of Mediterranean Pottery, the House of Ceramics, and the village workshops bring together tradition and contemporary art. A must-see for craft enthusiasts. Learn more
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