Parks and gardens in Uzès
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Located in the south of France in the Gard, the charming town of Uzès is full of natural treasures that will not fail to delight lovers of greenery and tranquility. Close to Nîmes and the famous Pont du Gard, Uzès offers a wide choice for a day of adventure for children and adults, including outdoor activities, outings, visits and family leisure activities in nature.
From carefully maintained parks to picturesque gardens, Uzès offers a green getaway where history, beauty, and serenity blend together. For a family day out, there are some must-do activities in Uzès to delight your children. Especially amusement parks like Candyland or a sweet adventure at the Haribo Museum . To return to nature tourism, here is a selection of the best parks and gardens to visit during your stay in Uzès and its surroundings.
Medieval Garden of Uzès
Address: Impasse Port Royal, 30700 Uzès
Prices: Garden tour, exhibitions + King's Tower: €7, reduced rate (job seekers, students, disabled): €4, group rate (from 10 people): €6. Free for children under 12, people in wheelchairs (partial access), schoolchildren from the Uzège Community of Communes. Schoolchildren outside the CCU: €2/person.
Style: medieval garden
Open from March 30 to November 1ᵉʳ.
Nestled in the heart of the medieval city of Uzès , the Medieval Garden offers an authentic immersion in the enchanting atmosphere of the Middle Ages. Perched at the top of a small cul-de-sac, a few steps from the Place aux Herbes , the Medieval Garden is an attraction that pleasantly surprises visitors with its picturesque setting, skillfully blending 12th-century remains with lush greenery.
This symbiosis of history and nature lends the garden a timeless atmosphere, where the past blends harmoniously with the beauty of plants. This verdant space is enchanted by its winding paths, plants and shady benches, creating an ideal haven for a bucolic break after exploring the cobbled streets of the old town.
This botanical garden is home to a multitude of plant treasures, including an impressive variety of food, medicinal, textile, dye and cereal plants. The botanical diversity is remarkable, with no fewer than 400 varieties of plants, offering visitors a real invitation to observe and discover the natural riches preserved in the heart of Uzès .
In addition to being a green refuge, the Medieval Garden is also a dynamic cultural venue, hosting artistic events and cultural exhibitions throughout the year. In addition, visitors are strongly recommended to extend their experience by taking the 100 steps of the King's Tower, offering an exceptional panorama over the picturesque rooftops of Uzès and its surroundings.
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The Duchy of Paris Park Uzès
Address: Avenue Maxime Pascal, 30700 Uzès
Price: Free
Style : Urban park
Open all year round.
Formerly the property of the Duke of Uzès , from which it takes its name, the Parc du Duché has since been acquired by the City of Uzès , thus marking its opening to the population and visitors. This park offers a multitude of enticing activities such as relaxation, hiking, children's games and sports facilities, making it a popular place for all its visitors.
Today, the Parc du Duché is accessible through a recently renovated entrance gate, a listed historical monument, as well as the restored staircase leading to the hermit's cave, thus facilitating pedestrian access to the Eure Valley. In just 10 minutes of walking, you can find yourself in the heart of an exceptional green setting. Sports enthusiasts, hikers (look at the hikes in Uzès ), children and visitors will be delighted to enjoy this space which combines tranquility and relaxation with the splendor of nature. The Parc du Duché thus remains an exceptional natural site in the very heart of Uzès .
The Eure Valley
Address : Uzès and surroundings
Price: Free
Style: riverside, bucolic landscape
Open all year round.
The Eure Valley, nestled at the foot of the town of Uzès , offers a refreshing and shaded oasis, whose presence dates back to the construction of the Roman aqueduct connecting Uzès in Nîmes. Enjoyed by locals and visitors alike, this picturesque valley is a bucolic haven along the river, lined with majestic plane and poplar trees, offering a striking contrast to the arid landscape of the surrounding scrubland.
Ideal for getting lost on a walk, a picnic, a fishing trip or simply a relaxing break, the Vallée de l'Eure seduces with its soothing atmosphere and natural charms. With a history stretching back thousands of years, the Vallée de l'Eure's reputation extends far beyond local borders, and has even won international acclaim.
The Eure Valley is thus an essential stopover for visitors, offering a break of serenity and discovery. Between historical strolls in the picturesque streets of Uzès , hikes through the remains of the Roman aqueduct (and its famous Pont du Gard) and moments of relaxation in the heart of nature, this valley offers an authentic and enriching experience for all travelers, young and old.
Whether you are passionate about botany, a history buff, looking for a playground for the children to let off steam or simply looking for peace and quiet, the parks and gardens of Uzès will seduce you with their diversity and beauty. Offering a perfect balance between nature and culture, these green havens are essential stops during your visit to this charming region of southern France. Discover the many other places to visit in Uzès .