Come visit Uzès – the first duchy of France and the surrounding areas referred to as “Le Pays d’Uzès”. Named a city of art culture this is one of the must-see destinations of France. We invite you to discover the region with us.
Discover Uzès
Tucked between the Rhône Valley and the Cévennes hills, Uzès is a gem of Southern France — a town where lavender scents the air and local markets overflow with color. Whether you’re sipping wine in a sun-drenched square or shopping for cheese at the Wednesday market, this is the kind of place that invites you to slow down and savor every moment.
We created our Week in Uzès culinary holiday to help you do just that — through food, community, and unforgettable hands-on experiences.
Why Visit Uzès?
Uzès combines the charm of a medieval town with the flavors of a Provençal market. You’ll wander cobblestone streets lined with honey-colored stone, breathe in rosemary-scented breezes, and taste olive tapenade made just that morning. Its manageable size, friendly locals, and rich food culture make it perfect for first-timers and returning travelers alike. Learn more in our guide to why people fall in love with Uzès.
Top Things To Do in Uzès
- Browse artisan stalls at the famous Uzès Market
- Visit the Duché d’Uzès and climb its tower for sweeping views
- Walk through the Vallée de l’Eure and enjoy nature at your doorstep
- Take a day trip to the Pont du Gard or nearby vineyards
Uzès Market Spotlight
Wednesday mornings in Uzès are pure magic. The market fills the Place aux Herbes with sun-ripened produce, wheels of cheese, fragrant herbs, and the soft hum of locals catching up over espresso. Whether you’re tasting honey fresh from the hive or choosing the perfect melon, this is where our guests fall in love with French food. Explore more about the Uzès Market.
A Culinary Week to Remember
Our Week in Uzès culinary holiday brings you into the rhythm of Southern French life. Each day includes hands-on cooking classes, market visits, and leisurely shared meals inspired by the region. You’ll cook with seasonal ingredients, sip local wines, and laugh around the table with fellow food lovers. We take care of the planning — you just need to come hungry.
Guest Stories & Testimonials
Plan Your Trip
Thinking of joining us? Here are a few things to know:
- Best travel months: April to June & September to October
- Getting there: Train to Nîmes or Avignon, then local taxi or rental car
- Where to stay: Lodging suggestions included in our Uzès program
FAQs
Yes — most guests take the train to Nîmes or Avignon and a taxi or rental car to Uzès.
Yes. While French is appreciated, locals are very welcoming and many speak English.
Absolutely. You’re near Nîmes, Avignon, and countless day-trip spots.
It’s the First Duchy of France, with Roman and medieval roots — a living museum full of charm.
Yes! Uzès is in the heart of Occitanie, one of France’s richest wine regions.