Excursión de un día completo a Nimes, Uzes y Pont du Gard desde Aviñón
Descripción
Disfrute de esta excursión de un día completo desde Aviñón con un guía local experimentado que lo llevará a lugares donde descubrirá algunos de los patrimonios romanos mejor conservados. Visita Nimes : Parada en los Jardines de la Fuente, ver su templo romano (parada de fotos de 15 minutos), es anfiteatro (parada de 1 hora), pasear por la encantadora ciudad medieval Uzes (tour a pie y pausa para comer) + y terminar por una obra maestra de la construcción romana : el Pont du Gard. En este tour, retrocede en 2000 años de historia.
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El jardín fue diseñado de acuerdo con el diseño clásico alrededor del manantial Nemausus, extendiendo un suministro de agua que alimenta las piscinas y el canal. En el período galorromano, esta área era el sitio de los baños, el teatro y el templo de Diana, que con su vegetación circundante crea un telón de fondo romántico.
Una verdadera obra maestra de la arquitectura galorromana, la Maison Carrée es hoy el único templo antiguo del mundo que se conserva perfectamente. Parada de fotos.
El anfiteatro romano (o arena) en Nimes es el mejor conservado del mundo romano. El monumento se convirtió en una fortaleza en la Edad Media, formando un refugio para la población en caso de peligro. La parte interior fue posteriormente ocupada por casas particulares hasta el siglo XIX. En 1809, las casas, capillas y el castillo de los vizcondes de Nimes fueron demolidos para dar al monumento su aspecto inicial. Hoy, el anfiteatro forma un buen lugar para muchas ocasiones: corridas de toros, congresos, conciertos y eventos deportivos.
Uzès está catalogada como 'Ciudad de las Artes y la Historia'. Descubrirá sus muchas riquezas mientras deambula por las calles de Uzès : torre Fenestrelle del siglo XII, torre Bermonde del siglo XI y el castillo Duque. Tour a pie, almuerzo y visita al jardín medieval con hermosa vista del casco antiguo.
Dé un paseo al inicio del acueducto romano de Nimes. Vea el manantial de l’Eure y parte del conducto de agua.
Fruto de un diseño arquitectónico sobresaliente, el Pont du Gard es uno de los ejemplos mejor conservados del mundo de ingenio romano. El monumento antiguo más visitado de Francia, catalogado patrimonio de la humanidad por la Unesco, el acueducto del Pont du Gard sigue siendo una de las grandes obras maestras de la humanidad. Una maravilla de la Antigüedad y una verdadera hazaña técnica.
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Valoraciones de viajeros
Información importante
- Hay asientos o sillas infantiles disponibles
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Se admiten animales de asistencia
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Los bebés deben sentarse en el regazo de un adulto
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Los niños deben estar acompañados por un adulto
Opiniones(202)
The tour was very nice, and our tour guide was very friendly and told us a lot about the land and its people. Only the stay in Uzès (great little town) was set for 2 hours and 15 minutes, which was much too long. The cities are very worth seeing, and the Pont du Gard is a real highlight. We were seven in an air-conditioned minibus, which was very relaxing.
Mixed feelings about the tour. The things we saw were amazing with the exception of the Arena. The tour when booked made it look like the arena tour was included in the price and it was not. The arena tour itself was a waste of money as they were setting up for an event so you couldn’t really see much at all. Nimes and the little village we went to was very nice and the Roman aqueduct was spectacular. The guide was very informative and nice.
This was disappointing. Our guide seemed more interested in helping people get good photos than actually informing us. Basic questions about sites went unanswered. It was difficult to hear her when she walked ahead of us, while one member of our party was physically challenged and had trouble keeping up (we requested a wheelchair, and were flatly denied). While the sites were interesting, this could have been presented with some passion and heart - unfortunately, neither were present today.
Nathalie was very knowledgeable but talked very fast and we missed almost all of the names that were in French . Tour cut short due to two people needing to make a train and that should result in a small rebate for the rest of us . We were not aware of activity options at Pont du Gard . If we had had the whole two hours , we could have gobe swimming
Highly recommend this tour! It was the highlight for my husband, a Mechanical Engineer. Nathalie was a very knowledgeable guide and an excellent driver around the beautiful Provencal countryside & villages. The small group was ideal. Everything was perfect!
Excellent trip. Really interesting and facinating to see different places. The Pont du Gard is a must to see
Awesome tour! Our guide Anne was informative and professional. She very personable and had a great sense of humor. I would highly recommend this tour
A 5 star trip and great day out - we highly recommend! Our guide Kelsey was wonderful - a fountain of knowledge in terms of historical facts about the towns/sites we visited, as well the surrounding areas near Avignon. Kelsey drove us to each location in her minivan, she was a great and considerate driver
Well paced touring experience with adequate time for snacking, dining, and comfort stops. The attentive Guide/Driver leads a small group enabling access to the sites you wish to see, and a few surprising places you may not have known about. A day well spent.
I had expected a lot from this tour, but it exceeded my expectations. Nathalie was a wonderful guide: knowledgeable, friendly, and eager to ensure that we all got as much out of the sites we visited as possible. The Pont du Gard is magnificent. Seeing it in person for the first time is quite an extraordinary experience. And there is more: The scenery en route is captivating, Nîmes is a surprise, and Uzès is so very charming. A perfect day.
