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The Gard Provençal In-2-Days

A road trip from Uzès to Nîmes

Uzes to Nimes

This Uzès to Nîmes road trip itinerary in France's Languedoc follows the route that Roman engineers used to bring water into the City. However, fascinating Uzès, the amazingly well-preserved Pont du Gard Aqueduct and the stunning historic centre of Nîmes are the real stars. All three are different. Uzès is a small city with interesting medieval architecture and a great market. Nîmes is a large city with a magnificent Roman heritage and a great buzz. Finally, the Pont du Gard is an absolutely stunning piece of Roman civil engineering.

For this itinerary it is advisable to have a copy of the Michelin Departmental Map 339. Also when you arrive, obtain city plans from the tourist offices of both Uzès and Nîmes. While this trip could be done in one day by car it is advisable to take two days and stay in either Uzès or Nîmes.

Uzès to Nîmes itinerary

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Chained Crocodile

A Colony for veterans with a reptilian fountain

Les Jardins de la Fontaine

Gardens of the Sacred Spring

Nîmes Cathedral

Cathedral of Nôtre-Dame & St Castor

Pont du Gard

What did the Romans ever do for Nîmes?

Uzès

The first Duchy of France

Text © Paul Shawcross

Images by Paul Shawcross