Tourism Remoulins

Museums and monuments to visit

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  Pont du Gard
  The Pont du Gard is an ancient aqueduct, a remarkable Romans work that crosses the Gard. The construction of the aqueduct by the Romans was back to the 1st century BC. The bridge has three rows of ...
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  Le musée du bonbon Haribo
  The Haribo sweet museum is located in Uzès. Its mission is to discover how the sweets are made, but also to immerse yourself in the history of the confectionery. In the first section, visitors ...
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  Château de Barbentane
  You will discover the elegant castle of Barbentane from the XVII. Its recalls the architecture of the homes in Ile de France and remains consistent with the canons of classicism. The castle was built ...
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  Tour Anglica de Barbentane
  On your arrival you will see Anglica Tower which is dominating the village from its height of 28 meters and ends with a round turret. Built in 1365, it was the episcopal castle dungeon. She is the ...
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  Le musée Auguste Jacquet
  Overlooking the old town, the castle of Beaucaire was built in 1226. Ten years ago, the city resisted the assault troops of the Count of Toulouse. The end of this scale occurs in 1632 by the ...
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  Le bateau Vixit
  Come to Discover a monument of French heritage moored in the port of Beaucaire : Vixit boat is the oldest boat in France. Vixit from 1862 to our days through the two world wars and sunk 3 times ...
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  Château du Roi René
  The Château du Roi René, King emblematic of the Middle Ages and the Hundred Years War, is the main monument of the town of Tarascon, in the Bouches-du-Rhone department. Located on the ...
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  Église Sainte-Marthe
  The church Sainte-Marthe (former collegiate Royal St. Marthe) is a Romanesque church situated in Tarascon in the Bouches-du-Rhone. St. Marthe's Church was erected in the eleventh and twelfth ...
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  Mas des Tourelles
  Located in Beaucaire, this former Gallo-Roman villa dates from the Augustan period. The wine and the olive are grown between the first and second century. Today, whites, rosés and reds are ...
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  Fort Saint-André de Villeneuve-les-Avignon
  Overlooking the town of Villeneuve-Les-Avignon, Fort Saint-André offers visitors a testament to the history of the region and France. Sponsored by Philipoe le Bel in 1292, he had the dual ...
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  Musée Calvet
  Archaeology, Ancient Egyptian art, Art Deco, and fine arts from the sixteenth to twentieth century compose the rich collections of the Calvet Museum opened in 1835. They are due to bequests and ...
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  Collection Lambert
  Inaugurated in 2000, the Lambert Collection brings together works of art acquired by the gallery owner and collector Yvon Lambert. Representative of his personal tastes, the collection allows the ...
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  Pont Saint-Bénezet
  Built during the twelfth century and composed of 22 arches, the bridge of Avignon was destroyed several times by the flooding of the Rhone. It is rebuilt in the seventeenth century, but collapses ...
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  Palais des Papes
  The Palais de Papes is the symbol of the glory of the Church in the christian western world in the 14th century. It was built in 1335, in less than 20 years, by two popes, Benoit XII and ...
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  Musée du Petit Palais
  In 1791 the palace was seized as national property and served as a place to deposit thousands of artworks seized from emigrants and from the clergy. These works of art were then sold or transferred to ...
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  Le musée du Vieux Nîmes
  Located in the center of the medieval town, the Museum of Old Nîmes was created in 1920 by Henri Bauquier inspiration. It tells the story of the city from the late Middle Ages. In all, about ...