If you're looking for a charming escape in France, Uzès should be on your radar. This picturesque town boasts a stunning medieval center, highlighted by the impressive Duché, a historic castle with breathtaking views. Stroll through its vibrant markets, where local produce and crafts shine. Don’t miss the ancient Roman aqueduct, the Pont du Gard, just a short drive away. With delightful cafes serving exquisite regional cuisine, Uzès is a feast for the senses and a perfect spot for a relaxing getaway.
Uzes, France
Top things to do in Uzes
14 attractions, landmarks and museums worth your time, ranked by traveler reviews.
Landmark
Le Duché
A vast ducal palace in Uzès showcasing centuries of architectural styles, from medieval to Renaissance.
Religious site
Uzès Cathedral (Cathédrale Saint-Théodorit d'Uzès)
Former cathedral in Uzès known for its 17th-century organ and unique circular bell tower, the Tour Fenestrelle.
Landmark
Tour Fenestrelle
A rare Romanesque round bell tower, the sole remnant of Uzès Cathedral's original 12th-century structure.
Park & nature
Le Jardin Médiéval d'Uzès
A medieval garden between two 12th-century towers, featuring 450 plant varieties and panoramic views from the King's Tower.
Landmark
Pont du Gard
A UNESCO World Heritage Roman aqueduct bridge, remarkably preserved and a masterpiece of ancient engineering.
Park & nature
Gorges du Gardon
A stunning river canyon and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve near Uzès, perfect for hiking, canoeing, and immersing in nature.
Landmark
Arena of Nîmes
One of the world's best-preserved Roman amphitheaters, still hosting events in the heart of Nîmes.
Museum
Musée de la Romanité
A striking modern museum facing the Arena of Nîmes, showcasing Roman artifacts from prehistoric to medieval times.
Landmark
Palais des Papes
One of Europe's largest medieval Gothic palaces, this 14th-century papal residence in Avignon is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Landmark
Château de Montfaucon
An 11th-century castle perched on a rocky outcrop overlooking the Doubs River, offering scenic views and a glimpse into medieval life.
Park & nature
Eure Valley (Vallée de l'Eure)
A serene natural area near Uzès featuring picnic spots and the ruins of a Roman aqueduct basin that once supplied water to Nîmes.
Museum
Georges Borias Museum
Housed in the former Bishop's Palace, this museum traces the history of Uzès from prehistoric times to the present day.
Museum
HARIBO Candy Museum
An interactive museum dedicated to the popular sweet manufacturer Haribo, offering a fun look at the brand's history and plenty of candy tasting.
Market
Place aux Herbes
Historic square in Uzès with a lively Saturday market and medieval arcades housing cafes and shops.
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