Visit Gard with a Private Tour Guide – The best of Occitania
Private Tour Remoulins (2h) – Group from 1 to 30 persons
PRIVATE TOUR REMOULINS
Remoulins, located in the Gard, is a charming little town at the gates of the famous Pont du Gard, listed as a UNESCO world heritage site. With a guide, immerse yourself in the fascinating history of this region, marked by Roman engineering and Provençal traditions. Strolling through the streets of Remoulins, discover its heritage, such as the Saint-Martin church and the medieval remains which tell of its strategic past. The guide will also take you to the banks of the Gardon, where you can admire the Pont du Gard in all its splendor, while learning the secrets of its construction and its importance in Antiquity. Between historical heritage and picturesque landscapes, a guided tour of Remoulins offers a perfect balance between cultural discovery and immersion in Provençal nature.
Private Tour Sommières (2h) – Group from 1 to 30 persons
PRIVATE TOUR SOMMIÈRES
Sommières is a historic town in southern France, nestled along the banks of the Vidourle River in the Occitanie region. Known for its rich Roman heritage, the town is home to a remarkably well-preserved Roman bridge, dating back to the 1st century AD. Its medieval charm is evident in the narrow, winding streets, stone houses, and the imposing Château de Sommières that overlooks the town. Sommières also hosts vibrant markets and festivals, celebrating local traditions, wines, and culture. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, it’s a popular destination for history enthusiasts and those exploring the Languedoc area.
Private Tour Nîmes (2h) – Group from 1 to 30 persons
PRIVATE TOUR NIMES
Nîmes, situated in the Occitanie region of southern France, is a city steeped in history, famous for its well-preserved Roman landmarks, vibrant culture, and Mediterranean charm. The city’s most iconic symbol is the magnificent Roman amphitheater, Les Arènes de Nîmes, where gladiatorial contests once took place and which continues to host events and concerts today. Nearby, the Maison Carrée, a beautifully preserved Roman temple, stands as one of the best-preserved examples of Roman architecture in the world.
Wander through Nîmes’ charming old town, with its narrow streets, bustling markets, and elegant squares adorned with fountains and cafes. The stunning Jardins de la Fontaine, a landscaped park surrounding the remains of the ancient Roman spring, offers a peaceful retreat with scenic vistas and historical ruins.
Nîmes is also famous for its traditional bullfighting culture, showcased during the Féria de Nîmes, a lively festival held several times a year. The city’s Roman heritage is further exemplified by the Tour Magne, a Roman watchtower atop Mont Cavalier, offering panoramic views of Nîmes and the surrounding countryside.