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 …
The Château de Sauvages (18th century) was a very beautiful residence that belonged to the Marquis de Tussan. By marriage, the castle and land passed to the Boissier family. Abbé …
From the Abbarines bridge you have a splendid view of the Gardon de Mialet. Descend to the river for a saving break and to get another perspective on this magnificent bridge that spans this waterway.
The Hermitage is a historical monument which offers a 360 degree view of Alès and the Cévennes.
Perched on a block of Jurassic limestone, the chapel there dates from the …
In the charming village of Mialet, you will find a source of drinking water, ideal for recharging your water bottle. Take the opportunity to lose yourself in the alleys, with fleeting views of the Gardon.
To the northwest of Alès rises a somewhat strange mountain, Mont Ricateau. It looks a bit like a volcano, and with good reason: Its pointed cone shape is due to …