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In the 1st century AD, the Romans harnessed the abundant water supply of the Alzon River, the source of the Eure River, located in a small valley at the foot of the city. It is here that the water begins its long journey (over 50 km) to Nîmes via an aqueduct, the most spectacular part of which remains the Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, spanning the Gardon River. The Eure Valley is a must-see destination for walks for both the residents of Uzès and tourists.

I love this tree 🥰 simply beautiful in the middle of the field.

Beautifully situated lonely oak tree in the field 🤩

A lonely oak tree in the middle of a field.

The source that was channeled by the Romans via a long canal and the Pont du Gard to Nimes.

On a sunny May day. Hiked a strenuous but beautiful tour. Absolutely impossible to find without Koomot navigation, not signposted anywhere. The waterfall had almost dried up, but this idyll with the clear water is amazing. Only a half-overgrown path leads there, supposedly through private property, but there is nothing there but bush. Then on to the dried up river with the small natural swimming pools with clear, cold water, we bathed in it, apart from us there were only 2 parts to see, probably an insider tip. The path is very demanding, to very rocky scree paths, the fantastic view makes up for everything.

Mont Bouquet offers, at an altitude of 629m, a magnificent view of the plain with the Rhône valley and Ventoux in sight.

Les Aiguières is a magnificent site, ideal for cooling off in the turquoise waters of the waterfalls and basins of the Séguissous. Be careful though, in times of drought the river bed is easily dry.