Uzes france

Away from the hustle and bustle of the South of France’s sunny cost line you will find Uzès. A historic town located in Le Gard, a geographical Department in the South of France. Uzes is an enchanting hilly old town which is entirely pedestrian. We recently had the pleasure of spending a few days in …

Discover Uzès, a gloriously Gallic town as yet undiscovered by the summer hordes

Uncover the charm of Uzès France with this comprehensive guide. It covers all the top attractions and best things to do in Uzes. From the medieval streets of the Old Town to the stunning Ducal Palace, and the refreshing waters of the Gardon River, this Uzes travel guide is your key to exploring this enchanting town. Ideal for culture enthusiasts and adventurers alike, read on for what to do and what to see in Uzes, a hidden gem in the Occitnaie region of southern France.

The Duchy of Uzès in the south of France has it all: charming château, narrow streets, Pont du Gard, and a Duke! Get the guide on the best things in the area.

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Have you ever experienced the real France? I'm not talking about the sidewalk cafes of Paris, the Eiffel Tower, or candy-coloured pastries stacked prettily in a window. What I'm referring to is the baguette-in-a-handbag-on-the-way-home-from-the-markets kind of France, usually found in tiny towns in the countryside. And one town in particular, tucked into the gorgeous scenery

Explore this quieter corner of southern France and you’ll be rewarded with fresh liquorice tisanes, slow-cooked lamb, flaky fougasse filled with anchovies and olives… and gummy bears

Jennifer Ladonne shines a light on this historic town, where a charming, quieter side of southern France is to be found.

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Explore the captivating medieval town in the southwest of Provence, often referred to as “French Tuscany.” Named one of Booking.com's "Most Welcoming Cities" this hidden gem has Roman ruins, a charming castle, and amazing food options.