- UNESCO-listed biosphere reserve - Great for hiking, stargazing, swimming in rivers, and scenic drives - Trails like Mont Aigoual, Cascade de Runes, or La Corniche des Cévennes
- Stunning medieval town with a lively market (especially Saturdays) - Charming streets, artisanal shops, Duché d’Uzès castle, and Place aux Herbes
- Iconic Roman aqueduct and UNESCO World Heritage site - Great for walking, picnicking, and swimming in the river below
- Nearest town for restaurants, markets, and amenities - Visit Fort Vauban, Alès Cathedral, or walk along the Gardons River - Home to various festivals in spring and summer
- Magical bamboo forest with exotic plants and Japanese-style gardens - Nearby, ride the Train à Vapeur des Cévennes — an old steam train through the mountains
- One of the most beautiful caves in France, with impressive stalactites and underground rivers
- Dramatic medieval fortress known as the "Versailles of the Cévennes" with panoramic views
- Roman amphitheater - Maison Carrée - Gardens
- Stylish city with great shopping and historic charm
- Picturesque villages perfect for a scenic day trip
- Picturesque villages perfect for a scenic day trip