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This charming French mas, built in the late 19th century, offers a delightful patio, garden, and swimming pool. Situated in the heart of Gallargues, a quaint village with approximately 1600 residents, it is conveniently located between Nimes and Montpellier (A9, towards Spain). The beautiful beaches of Grau-du-Roi or Grande-Motte are only 20 km away, while the historic towns of Aigues-Mortes and Arles are 15 km and 40 km away, respectively. The mas features three spacious rooms, each with its own bathroom, situated above the pool area. Perfect for a cozy Bed and Breakfast experience for two people, with rates starting at €75 per night. Weekly prices for either individual rooms or the entire house are available upon request.Description for Gite
This charming 19th-century Mas, previously a winery, is nestled in the heart of the enchanting village of Gallargues. Located between the vibrant cities of Nimes and Montpellier, it offers a truly immersive experience within its walls. With its ideal location, you can reach the stunning beaches, the historical Aigues-Mortes, the breathtaking Camargue, and the majestic Cevennes in just 15-20 minutes.Reviews
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Directions
To travel by car, take the A9 road towards Spain and exit at number 26.
To travel by plane, fly to Montpellier airport and then take the A9 road towards Nimes, exiting at number 26.
To travel by train, take the TGV to Nimes.
To travel by plane, fly to Montpellier airport and then take the A9 road towards Nimes, exiting at number 26.
To travel by train, take the TGV to Nimes.
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| B&B (2 pers.) |
3 | 80 | 100 | 525 | 630 | 25 | oui | ||||||||
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Attractions
- Aigues-Mortes (8.5 km): A charming medieval walled city, Aigues-Mortes offers a glimpse into the past with its well-preserved ramparts, narrow streets, and historical landmarks like the Tower of Constance. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely walk along the city walls and explore its shops and cafes.
- Le Grau-du-Roi (12 km): This picturesque fishing village is known for its beautiful sandy beaches and lively marina. Visitors can relax on the shores, try various water sports, or take a boat trip to explore the Camargue region's unique flora and fauna.
- Pont du Gard (30 km): A UNESCO World Heritage site, the Pont du Gard is an ancient Roman aqueduct bridge that spans the Gardon River. This impressive structure offers breathtaking views and is surrounded by scenic trails, making it a popular spot for hiking, picnicking, and learning about Roman engineering.
- Nîmes (20 km): Famous for its well-preserved Roman monuments, Nîmes is a city rich in history and culture. The iconic Roman amphitheater, Maison Carrée, and the Temple of Diana are among the must-visit attractions. Nîmes also boasts charming narrow streets, vibrant squares, and a bustling atmosphere.
- Camargue Regional Nature Park (20 km): The Camargue is a unique and vast wetland known for its stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, and traditional ranches. Visitors can enjoy horseback riding, birdwatching, and exploring the marshes to spot the famous Camargue horses and pink flamingos.
- Montpellier (30 km): As a vibrant university city, Montpellier offers a mix of historical and modern attractions. The Place de la Comédie, Saint Peter's Cathedral, and the Fabre Museum are worth visiting. Montpellier also boasts countless shops, restaurants, and a lively nightlife scene.
- Arles (45 km): Known for its rich Roman and Romanesque heritage, Arles attracts visitors with its well-preserved ancient sites. Highlights include the Roman Arena, the Alyscamps necropolis, and the Van Gogh Foundation, dedicated to the artist who was inspired by the city's landscapes.
- Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer (50 km): Situated on the Mediterranean coast, this charming seaside resort is famous for its annual pilgrimage and vibrant gypsy culture. Visitors can explore the town's quaint streets, enjoy the sandy beaches, or take a boat tour to explore the natural beauty of the Camargue.
- La Grande-Motte (30 km): A popular seaside resort, La Grande-Motte is renowned for its modernist architecture and long sandy beaches. Visitors can relax by the sea, participate in various water sports, or explore the town's vibrant marina and shops. 10. Uzès (50 km): This medieval town is known for its charming streets, beautiful stone buildings, and the impressive Uzès Cathedral. Visitors can wander through the town's markets, visit the Duchy's Castle, or enjoy a stroll in the nearby countryside.