The Gard wouldn't be the Gard without its aqueduct! Yet, the Pont du Gard is only part of the 50 km long Roman aqueduct that used to supply Nîmes with water.

The Pont du Gard	the Gardon river

The area around Uzès and the Pont du Gard is like a painter's palette. From sunflower yellow to lavender blue, through the gold of the famous stone from the Gard, the ochre of the autumn vineyards and the red of the arbutus fruit in winter, it is an invitation to the gentle life.

Uzès

A haven for lovers of old stone buildings, with villages, capitelles (or bories), the Duché in Uzès and its medieval town centre, its market under the arcades, full of all the colours of the South, or Saint Quentin la Poterie, the potters' village, inviting you to visit their studios and discover their art.

St Quentin la Poterie	Lussan