Museum
Georges Borias Museum
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The Georges Borias Museum is located in the historic former Bishop's Palace, a building that itself tells a story of power and religion in Uzès. The museum's collection spans from prehistoric artifacts to modern-day objects, offering a comprehensive look at the region's evolution. Visitors can explore archaeological finds, medieval sculptures, paintings, and decorative arts that reflect the daily life and culture of Uzès through the centuries. The museum also features a section dedicated to the town's famous literary figure, the writer and poet André Gide, who was born in Uzès. The setting within the palace adds to the experience, with its grand rooms and period details providing a fitting backdrop for the exhibits. It's a must-visit for history enthusiasts wanting to understand the layers of Uzès' past.
Don't miss
- Prehistoric and Gallo-Roman artifacts from the Uzès region
- Medieval sculptures and architectural fragments from local churches
- Paintings by local artists and portraits of notable Uzétiens
- The André Gide room, dedicated to the Nobel Prize-winning author
- The building itself: a beautifully preserved 17th-century palace
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