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ACTIVITIES & DISCOVERIES
in PROVENCE-LANGUEDOC
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Regional crafts

Guardian from Camargue

Van Gogh Museum, Arles

Swimming in the Gardon

GREAT LOCATION !

The villa is a 5-minute drive from the charming town of ANDUZE, 1:30 hour from the Mediterranean Coast, 3:45 hours from Paris by train (Paris-Nîmes 3 h train; Nîmes-Anduze 45 mn driving), and 3 hours from Paris by plane (Paris CDG – Montpellier 1:30 flight; Montpellier-Anduze 1:30 driving). The area offers a wide variety of activities for all ages and interests, including water recreation at the nearby Gardon River. Call us, we'd love to help you plan your trip!

Canoeing

Caves

Rock climbing

Bamboo forest

Sightseeing
ART AND MUSIC...

There are many prestigious festivals (music, dance, theater) during the Summer, in Uzès, Avignon, Arles, and Orange.

Uzès

Avignon Festival

Arles

Ballet in Orange

DISCOVERIES... Enjoy breathtaking natural beauty - Sample local French specialties - Shop at colorful farmer’s markets - Try your hand on French cooking - Bike along the river, or hike in the mountains - Swim in a pool, the river, or the Mediterranean sea - Explore Roman ruins, medieval castles, and modern galleries - Sample local crafts - Star-gaze in the midnight sky!
Village street

FAMOUS CRAFTS...
  • World-reknown ANDUZE POTTERY since the Roman time
  • CHEMIN DES VERRIERS: trail of the glass blowers' studios
  • Carved OLIVE WOOD
  • Colorful PROVENÇAL FABRIC
  • Many LOCAL FOOD SPECIALTIES: the famous goat cheese “Le Pélardon”, a wide variety of wild crafted honey, lavender, chestnut, etc.
  • OLIVE OILS and HAND-CRAFTED PRESERVES
  • SANTONS DE PROVENCE: lovely clay figures, painted by hand, representing old traditions



MUSEUMS...
  • 1900
  • BONBONS: Candies
  • DU DÉSERT: how people used to live in Provence in the past
  • DINOSAURES
  • FAIENCES: porcelains
  • JEUX ANCIENS: antique games
  • LIFE IN PRE-HISTORIC TIMES
  • MINERALOGY, PALEONTOLOGY
  • MINERAUX: minerals
  • DE LA MUSIQUE
  • OEUFS DECORES: decorated, painted eggs
  • DES 4 SAISONS: 4 seasons, the life in Cevennes during the 4 seasons
  • SCRIBE: How writing and printing evolved
  • SOIE: Silk
  • DU TRAIN ET DU JOUET: train and toys
  • VAN GOGH
Van Gogh Museum

OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES & SPORTS...
Gardon River

SIGHT SEEING...
  • AIGUES-MORTES: Fortified city, still intact today
  • ARLES, NÎMES, and their Roman Arenas
  • AUVERGNE VOLCANOES PARK: so old, so spectacular!
  • AVIGNON: Prestigious historical town, capital of the Popes
  • CAMARGUE NATURAL PARK: On the Rhône River delta, with its wild bulls, horses, and pink flamingos, as well as its astonishing diversity, and its famous beaches at Saintes Maries de la Mer.
  • CASTLES of Tornac, Les Portes, Uzès
  • CEVENNES NATURAL PARK: magnificent nature
  • FRENCH RIVIERA
  • LANGUEDOC REGION: a world to discover!
  • MEDIEVAL CITIES AND VILLAGES
  • MONTPELLIER: Cultural center for centuries
  • PONT DU GARD: World famous Roman masterpiece built in 50 AD
  • PROVENCE: a region legendary for its beauty, its Roman monuments, and its wild "garrigue"
  • ROUSSILLON REGION: Wine growing and cultural treasures 
  • UZÈS: Oldest Duché of France, its castle, cathedral, and famous “Place du Marché”
  • and much, much more...
Pont du Gard

UNIQUE OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES...
Réserve Africaine de Sigean ©

WINE TASTING...
  • Côtes du Rhône
  • Muscat
  • Pays d'Oc
  • many others...
Languedoc AOC Wines
TASTING TOURS...
  • Cheese
  • Bread
  • Honey
  • Olive oil
  • Chocolate...
CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS...
  • Cooking classes
  • Essential Oils workshops

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