Tourist Attractions & Monuments en Languedoc Roussillon

On the D 986, after Valleraugue towards Esperou, is the water body of the Mourétou. A large shady terrain welcomes you for a stopover in nature. A barbecue is available to visitors who, in the beautiful days, would like to picnic on the edge of the river. Wooden games are set up to entertain children. You can play ball, snowshoes, ping-pong or try fishing. In summer, the water body is filled with swimmers looking for freshness! The smaller ones can quietly walk upstream without losing foot. A bathing supervisor present every afternoon guarantees safety. Information for fishing: Café Le Jardin à Valleraugue, tel. 04 67 82 23 34 - and tobacco-press Le Quai à Valleraugue, tel. 04 67 82 20 28

Located after the mining pass in the mountain of Linguas, south of the Massif de l'Aigoual, Lake Des is a suitable place for fishing activities (however regulated) and hiking. Take a IGN map of Mont-Aigoual, you never know, it is better to be able to locate if you go hiking!

This circuit is intended for vttists already having a solid experience in this sport. Spread over 33 kilometers, it has a 600 meter gradient. In fact, it even presents two routes, both are originally from Saint-Victor-la-Coste, but the first passes through the communes of Nîmes, Remoulins and Pouzilhac, and the second by those of Villeneuve-Lez-Avignon and Saint-Laurent-des-Arbre. For seasoned cyclists!

From the Aramon gendarmerie, this beautiful mountain bike journey between guts and pine forests. With a 550-meter and 28-kilometer length, it can be suitable for seasoned athletes but also for those who are only more casual. However, it is not recommended by strong chalks, because much of it is not shaded and, let us not forget, summers are among the warmest in France.

This is not the case of the Romaine Nîmes, but rather the industrial Nîmes. From the th century, the city develops a textile industry, including tissue production and silk work. These products are exported across Europe and even beyond, allowing Nimes to enrich itself. Special hotels are built in the heart of the city, revealing the opulence of some families. The guide invites you to walk through the streets of the city to find these Renaissance style hotels.

Tariff: 6 €.

Duration: one to two hours.

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Information and reservations with the Tourist Office. Guided tours take place on Wednesday.

Here's an original way to discover the region, and one that's perfectly suited to its landscapes, with these all-terrain scooters. Move from road to track with ease and in complete safety, this electric scooter is accessible to anyone over the age of 12. Your guide can suggest themed walks, to caves and ancient remains, vineyards or garrigue for a half-day, or simple strolls of around an hour. Trott'In Gard is an itinerant service and can be booked anywhere in the department: the Gard is yours!

Discover an architectural and historical treasure in the heart of a preserved natural area: the Espiguette lighthouse, recognizable by its square shape and black color, visible from the sea. Start the walk by following a wooden footbridge across the dunes, offering a breathtaking view of the surrounding landscape. Inside, immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the region and lighthouses through the museum's exhibits. The ascent of a superb spiral staircase takes you to the top, offering breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views.

Climb aboard an eco-friendly 4x4 and discover the region as you've never seen it before. Accompanied by a real local enthusiast, let yourself be guided through the region's contrasting and fascinating landscapes. On the program: immerse yourself in the richness of the Camargue flora and fauna, visit an authentic manade and its bulls, observe majestic pink flamingos in flight, taste local wines and much more. An unforgettable experience to discover the richness of the surrounding area.

A visit to the tourist office is recommended to fill up on brochures about the town, get to know the charming villages in the surrounding area and discover the pretty countryside nearby. There you will find attractive tourist maps on the Côtes-du-Rhône wine route and plenty of ideas for staying in this secret part of Occitan Provence. Don't miss the touristic circuit of the city and discover the bagnolais heritage.