Breathe in the Gard!



The Gard region offers a host of outdoor activities at iconic sites, where every visit to Terres Aoyama becomes an opportunity to discover the region's historical and natural riches: hiking in the superb Cévennes mountains, swimming in the Gardon river, exploring the fascinating caves formed by calcite, not forgetting a visit to the majestic Pont du Gard - a 50km-long Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century AD.

Breathtaking Villages



Discover the most beautiful villages in the Gard, as you stroll through the remarkably well-preserved streets of four of France's "most beautiful villages": Lussan, La Roque-sur-Cèze, Montclus and Aiguèze. And don't miss Uzès and Vézénobres, also deserving of this prestigious label. Each village offers unique charm and incomparable historical richness, and will allow you to interact with the local population for an authentic experience.

Festivals and events not to be missed



The Gard is a dynamic region with festivals and cultural events all year round. The following must-sees make our department a festive and cultural destination.
The Féria d'Alès and Nîmes: These emblematic bullfighting festivals include bullfights, horse shows, concerts and street entertainment, attracting thousands of visitors every year.
Fêtes Votives: Each village celebrates with balls, parades, sports competitions and street performances, offering an authentic glimpse of local life.
Uzès Medieval Days: Step back into the Middle Ages with period costumes, jousting, craft markets and historical re-enactments.
Festival de Jazz à Junas: This festival features jazz concerts by international artists in the village quarries, offering exceptional acoustics.
Les Estivales d'Alès: In summer, Alès offers concerts, shows and night markets featuring local produce and crafts.