Our Must-sees

An ancient masterpiece listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Over 2000 years old, the bridge can be admired from above, below, from the air, from the river, by bike… Its spectacular dimensions and remarkable state of preservation are awe-inspiring.

Drive along the Corniche des Cévennes and admire the Cirque de Navacelles, a veritable jewel of nature! This great natural site will amaze you with its 300-meter canyon carved out by the Vis River over thousands of years. Great walks and photo opportunities…

Mont Aigoual rises to an altitude of 1,567 meters, and is an extraordinary site for the beauty of its scenery and extreme climatic conditions.

Situated between Le Bleymard, Florac, Pont-de-Montvert and Villefort, Mont-Lozère boasts a remarkable architectural heritage, including the castles of Aujac and Portes, and breathtaking panoramas with Mont Ventoux on the horizon.

Nîmes is over two thousand years old. Two thousand years of history, architecture, art and passion. Nîmes wishes to share these two thousand years, this 21st century, by joining the national network of Villes et Pays d’Art et d’Histoire.

Arles is an interesting example of how an ancient city adapted to the civilization of medieval Europe. It boasts impressive Roman monuments, the oldest of which – the arena, ancient theater and cryptoporticus – date back to the 1st century BC.

The landscape of this region is characterized by areas of exceptional natural beauty. Here you’ll discover traditional activities and one of France’s largest bird sanctuaries.

Avignon was the seat of the papacy in the 14th century. The remains of the famous 12th-century bridge over the Rhône, the Petit Palais and the Romanesque cathedral of Notre-Dame-des-Doms form an exceptional monumental ensemble that bears witness to the eminent role played by Avignon in Christian Europe in the 14th century.

In the Rhone valley, the ancient theater of Orange, with its 103 m long front wall, is one of the best-preserved Roman theaters in the world.