Heritage Sites in Uzès
Uzès preserves a dense concentration of architectural history, from the origins of the Roman aqueduct that fed Nîmes to the grand 17th and 18th-century private mansions of its nobility. This collection highlights the town's religious significance through the Saint-Théodorit Cathedral and its iconic Fenestrelle tower, alongside well-preserved Renaissance sites like the Hôtel Chambon de la Tour and the former Bishop's Palace, reflecting the town's status as a former bishopric.
A Uzès Cathedral
Uzès Cathedral is a former Roman Catholic church located in Uzès, France.
Saint-Étienne, Uzès
The Church of Saint-Étienne is a Roman Catholic church located in Uzès, in the Gard department of France.
remains of the aqueduct to Nîmes
Part of the 50-kilometer Roman engineering project that transported water from the Eure spring in Uzès to Nîmes via the Pont du Gard.
Hôtel de Rosier
An 18th-century private mansion featuring a classic stone facade characteristic of the town's historic aristocratic district.
Hôtel de la Rochette
A historic townhouse dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, representing the architectural evolution of the local nobility.
Hôtel Chambon de la Tour
A 16th-century Renaissance mansion notable for its internal courtyard and preserved period stone staircase.
Ancien évêché
The 17th-century former Bishop's Palace, which now houses the Georges Borias Museum of art and local history.
Vieux Moulin
Stone ruins of an old water mill located along the banks of the Alzon river.
capitelle
A traditional dry-stone hut typical of the Gard region, historically used by farmers and shepherds for shelter.
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