HOW TO GET THERE?
By car.
UBy the A9 motorway
“The Languedocienne”,
UBy the A54 motorway from
Marseille.
By train.
UAboard the TGV Méditerranée
Paris-Nîmes from the Gare de Lyon
(3 hours) and from Roissy Charles
de Gaulle airport (3h30).
By plane.
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HOW TO GET THERE?
By car.
UBy the A9 motorway
“The Languedocienne”,
UBy the A54 motorway from
Marseille.
By train.
UAboard the TGV Méditerranée
Paris-Nîmes from the Gare de Lyon
(3 hours) and from Roissy Charles
de Gaulle airport (3h30).
By plane.
UVia Nîmes-Arles-Camargue airport,
UVia Montpellier Méditerranée
airport,
UVia Marseille Provence airport,
UVia Avignon airport.
The Gard in
brief!
The Gard, which covers
a surface area of
approximately 6,000km2
for a population of
620,000, is a typically
Mediterranean region
as is suggested by
its landscapes and
way of life.
It enjoys
approximately 300 days
of sunshine per year,
has 23 kilometres of
beautiful coastline and
its altitude varies from
0 to 1,567 metres.
From
the sea to the mountains,
through the Camargue
and the garrigue, this
pearl of the South offers
an extraordinary choice
of interesting sites and
a historic and cultural
heritage of 550 listed
buildings.
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