The surroundings
An exceptional region within reach: Provençal villages, Roman treasures, the Cévennes and the Camargue.
Between the Massif Central, the Mediterranean, the Rhône valley and the Languedoc, the Mas enjoys a privileged setting, peaceful, yet a stone’s throw from everything.
The highlights
From Roman heritage to the landscapes of the Cévennes, here are our favourites, with the driving time from the Mas.
Uzès
France’s first duchy: medieval garden, towers, and the place aux Herbes with its renowned Provençal market.
Official sitePont du Gard
The tallest Roman aqueduct in the world, a UNESCO World Heritage site, spanning the Gardon.
Official siteNîmes
Roman arena, Maison Carrée and the Jardins de la Fontaine: the “French Rome”.
Official siteAnduze & the Bambouseraie
The gateway to the Cévennes and its exotic garden of giant bamboo, at Générargues.
Official siteCévennes Steam Train
A getaway aboard a vintage train, from Anduze to Saint-Jean-du-Gard.
Official siteThe Cévennes
National Park: trails, rivers and far-reaching panoramas.
Official siteCamargue & Aigues-Mortes
Pink flamingos, medieval ramparts and white horses.
Official siteThe Mediterranean
The beaches of Le Grau-du-Roi and La Grande-Motte.
Official siteVillages of character
Vézénobres, Sauve, Sommières: medieval lanes and the sweetness of life.
Official siteA setting for cinema and fashion
Featured on television and in the press, the Mas has also charmed photographers and directors, who have made it the backdrop for fashion shoots and film shoots.
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