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beautiful, one of the attractions of Nimes.

worth the trip but tricky descent

The fountain garden is unique, enchanting the viewer with its playful elegance, its impressive French flair, but also with its Roman temple, which was built in honor of the Roman goddess of the hunt, Diana.

Beautiful viewpoint over the meanders of the Gardon below

Superb view of the meandering Gardon River below. The small adjoining cave provides shelter if needed, but access is a bit tricky.

Nice little station abandoned in 1987. The cycle path was built on the site of the line in the early 2000s. Since then, the old station has been transformed into a library.

The heights of Saint-Côme offer a privileged playground for mountain biking. There are many trails and the terrain offers an interesting succession of climbs and descents. Indeed, the Vaunage, the plain located between Nîmes and Sommières, ends here to give way to the hills. The spot is perfect for admiring the landscape.

In the 18th century, the Jardins de la Fontaine were built on the ancient site of the spring, which stretches from the Magnet Tower to the Temple of Diana. They were one of the first public gardens in Europe. The work led to the discovery and excavation of the Roman buildings. For many Nimes, the garden is still a favorite place for a stroll in the city.