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Magnificent medieval village to see

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Recent and well-executed developments

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Beautiful Voie Verte on gravel surface between the vineyards.

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Attention! The stretch between Le Tavernes and Vézénobres is absolutely not suitable for touring bikes! Steep sections with large stones or slopes with fine gravel, almost invisible overgrown paths, over an old railway bridge with "no access". We did it with a touring bike🫣

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Beautiful surroundings, but there is an exit to the left towards Saint Jean de Gare, where passage was not possible due to flooding. So follow the route to St. Jean via the other internal road. Easy to cycle

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Water is precious in the south of France. The very name of the department of Gard comes from the name of a river: Le Gardon. The Gardon is a generic name which means river. This is why there are many local rivers with this name. Here it is the Gardon d'Anduze. This name also refers to a freshwater fish with silver scales and bright red fins.

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Thanks for the wikipedia.

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Beautiful French village worth a visit

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The Tife Tafe in Anduze is THE place to go for all craft beer lovers! And not only that: In addition to a wonderfully cozy atmosphere, a really virtuoso menu awaits you here, which definitely keeps what it promises. The patron Olivier, for his part, regularly goes on a personal tour of discovery to include the best craft beers in the region in his range. It is worth making a reservation because there is always a lot going on on the small Place de Notre Dame. Especially on Tuesdays, because then there is the night market in Anduze. 😉

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Anduze is a delightfully charming little town nestled between two huge rocks. That's why people like to say "gateway to the Cevennes" to the pretty village. Here you really are spoiled for choice of what to do: a hike through the beautiful nature, a swim in the river... My recommendation is clearly a walk through the cozy alleys of the city. There's a lot to discover. For example, the small restaurant Tife Tafe on Place Notre Dame. In addition to good food in a great ambience, there are also excellent craft beers from the region, which the chef Olivier personally selects and is happy to make recommendations for. If you're lucky it's summer and Tuesday. Because then there is always a night market in the city and the streets are full of market stalls and street musicians. If you are in the city for more than a day and would like to take a little trip, I can recommend the “Bambouseraie de Prafrance” botanical garden about three kilometers north of the city. There you can admire bamboo varieties in all their variance.

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The Gard or Gardon comes from the Cevennes and flows generally in a southeasterly direction. It has several source rivers, which are called "Gardon" with or without additional designations and whose flow paths from the respective source to the confluence with the Rhône are of similar length. Administratively, one has not declared the longest, but a central one to be the main river. This rises in the municipality of Saint-Martin-de-Lansuscle in the Cevennes National Park. The names are a compromise between local usage and consideration of hydrology. The official hydrographic portal SANDRE lists (not only here) several names to choose from for numerous water bodies and water body sections. The geoportal of the central national surveying authority Institut géographique national provides different names in different scales (there is something like that here and there in Germany). In the course of the main river you will find the names: Gardon (spring stream) Gardon de Saint-Martin-de-Lansuscle Gardon de Mialet Gardon d'Anduze "Gard ou ("or") Gardon"

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The Anduze rule, established in the 10th century, was one of the oldest and most powerful in Languedoc. The Lords of Anduze were allied with the Counts of Toulouse and took part in the Albigensian Crusade. In 1266 the Anduze rule fell to the crown, but the place remained the seat of a bailiff. Anduze is the cradle of sericulture in France, which was cultivated here from the end of the 13th century. The place became the regional center of the silk and wool trade. In the 16th and 17th centuries, Anduze was an important center of Protestantism in the Cevennes. The fortified site, inhabited by 6,000 people in 1570, became the headquarters of the Protestant forces in southern France. In 1622 it was the base of the resistance of the Rohan, but was stripped of its city walls after the grace edict of Alès. In the 19th century, Anduze experienced a renewed economic boom with the Industrial Revolution (silk moths, stocking makers, hat makers), but later - like the entire Cevennes - fell into another recession.

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Tomorrow of the region is not of no routes outside the roads for the bicycles there is a good a road bicycles project but it is not yet carried out along the railway

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Picturesque little town on the Gardon, which surprises with a few sights.

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Nice little river. Suitable for bathing. At least here at the campsite, where we were then lucky enough to get a place on the river!

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Good asphalt beautiful landscape. Village with flair.

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