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Uzès: a timeless gem just minutes from the Pont du Gard

Some villages you visit… others you feel. Uzès is definitely the second kind — especially when Laurent, from Gamin du Sud, tells you its story.

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1st duchy of France still inhabited today
15 minutes from Soko Hotels – Pont du Gard
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Famous market Wednesday & Saturday mornings, Place aux Herbes
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Artists & galleries throughout the historic centre
Place aux Herbes in Uzès, café terraces under plane trees and golden façades Place aux Herbes — the beating heart of Uzès
Stop 1 Where it all begins

Place aux Herbes

Plane trees, golden façades, terraces slowly waking up — and the famous market that brings everything to life.

On Wednesday and Saturday mornings, the square transforms. The rest of the week, it keeps that easy pace that invites you to sit down, order a coffee, and just watch the world go by.

Stop 2 Getting lost in the streets

The Town Hall & cobbled lanes

No plan, no goal. Just that urge to wander — every corner feels like a postcard.

The Uzès Town Hall is housed in a former bishop's palace — elegant, imposing, almost theatrical. Around it, the cobbled lanes reveal one surprise after another: old street signs, Renaissance façades, and the kind of details that make you smile.

Uzès Town Hall housed in a former bishop''s palace Uzès Town Hall — a former bishop's palace
Tower and coat of arms of the Duché d''Uzès Duché d'Uzès — still inhabited today
Stop 3 Majestic & alive

The Duché d'Uzès

The first duchy of France, still inhabited today — a symbol of aristocratic history that is very much alive.

Guided tours let you step inside a place few French castles can match. And trust us: it is absolutely worth it.

Visit the Duché →
Stop 4 Legendary acoustics

Cathédrale Saint-Théodorit

Stunning, and home to an impressive pipe organ that still echoes through the nave during concerts.

Stepping into Saint-Théodorit means entering a dense silence, punctuated by light filtered through the stained glass. And the organ? It's patiently waiting for the next concert to fill the whole space.

Cathedral website →
Organ and interior nave of the Cathédrale Saint-Théodorit in Uzès Saint-Théodorit — the historic pipe organ
Monumental entrance of the Duché d''Uzès
What makes Uzès unique

A few facts you'll love

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First duchy of France — a title that has never been disputed.

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Beautifully preserved historic centre — you can feel it in every street.

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A Renaissance architectural gem — the old town is an open-air masterclass.

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Full of artists, artisans and galleries — you could spend hours here, and still want more.

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Only 15 minutes from Soko Hotels 🚗 — the ideal base to take your time.

Art of living

A town of artists and makers

In Uzès, you push a door a little at random — and find yourself face to face with a painting, a vase, a piece of jewellery you never expected. Art galleries, ceramic studios, textile creators: the historic centre is dotted with places where you slow down, strike up a conversation, and leave with more than just a souvenir.

That's one of Uzès' great strengths: here, craftsmanship isn't a tourist showcase — it's a living fabric, woven through the town.

Artist at work in her gallery in Uzès
Uzès in images

Every detail tells a story

You know us — we're obsessed with details. Here's a handful, gathered along the way.

Golden façade in the historic centre of Uzès
Vaulted passage in Uzès
Renaissance façade in Uzès
Place du Duché street sign in Uzès
Le Méditerranée café terrace in Uzès
Arcades of Place aux Herbes in Uzès
Autrefois storefront, Provençal specialities
Street under plane trees in Uzès
Artisan workshop in Uzès
Place du Sabotier street sign in Uzès
Bicycle and baskets in an Uzès lane
Lavender flowers and passer-by in an Uzès lane
Typical cobbled street in Uzès
Rue du Coin street sign in Uzès
Soko style

Why we love Uzès

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The atmosphere

Lively, but never overwhelming. Elegant, but never pretentious.

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The details

Every door, every balcony, every stone tells a story.

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The lifestyle

Coffee on a terrace, a market, a dinner that lingers… Uzès just gets it right.

Tested & loved ❤️

Our favourite restaurants

Because we don't keep the good addresses to ourselves. Pro tip: book ahead in season — Uzès attracts the connoisseurs 👀

Good to know

Visiting Uzès — FAQ

Best time to visit Uzès?

Spring and autumn: the jackpot. Summer is vibrant, but busier. Winter offers absolute calm — perfect if you love stone and silence.

When is the Uzès market?

Every Wednesday and Saturday morning, on Place aux Herbes. Saturday is denser and more lively — come early to enjoy it fully.

How long should you stay?

Half a day minimum. A full day if you love to wander (and eat 😏).

Can you visit the Duché d'Uzès?

Yes! Guided tours are available — and they're absolutely worth it. Book ahead in high season.

Where to eat in Uzès?

Our recommendations are just above — you can go in with your eyes closed.

The Soko tip

Uzès isn't just a destination. It's a state of mind.

You don't always need to stay in Uzès when you can enjoy the best of both worlds: calm, pool and 4-star comfort at Soko Hotels… and Uzès only 15 minutes away.

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