
Get an inside peek at life as a local in Uzès, France.
The oldest ducal peerage in france
Any who visit Uzès, France are in awe of the Château de Duché. It’s the centerpiece of the town and home to the Duke of Uzès.
If France was still a kingdom, the Duke of Uzès would rank just below “princes of the blood.” It is he who would announce “Le Roi est mort. Vive le Roi!“ at each state funeral, and defend the honour of the queen mother.”
A lively summer festival that blends Provençal tradition with modern fun
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Navigating Charles de Gaulle Airport can feel overwhelming—even for experienced travelers. These 8 Charles de Gaulle Airport tips (aka CDG Airport tips) will help you breeze through CDG with ease and confidence. Tip #1: Stopover

If you’re like me, navigating Paris airports and train stations can be tricky, especially for non-French speakers. Since I often take a train from Avignon to Charles de Gaulle Airport, I created this photo guide

Have you ever been lost at CDG (Charles de Gaulle) Airport trying to find your way to the hotel where you’ve reserved a room?
The closest train service to/from Uzès is out of Nimes and two stations in Avignon. Often, visitors to Uzès come in through the airport in Barcelona, spend a few days in the vibrant Spanish city, and then take trains to Avignon or Nimes.

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Although there is no train service into Uzès, there is a bus service to and from Uzès to train stations in Nimes and Avignon. Passengers can reach most destinations in France and beyond from the train stations with high-speed and local train service.

Navigating Charles de Gaulle Airport can feel overwhelming—even for experienced travelers. These 8 Charles de Gaulle Airport tips (aka CDG Airport tips) will help you breeze through CDG with ease and confidence. Tip #1: Stopover

If you’re like me, navigating Paris airports and train stations can be tricky, especially for non-French speakers. Since I often take a train from Avignon to Charles de Gaulle Airport, I created this photo guide

Have you ever been lost at CDG (Charles de Gaulle) Airport trying to find your way to the hotel where you’ve reserved a room?
The closest train service to/from Uzès is out of Nimes and two stations in Avignon. Often, visitors to Uzès come in through the airport in Barcelona, spend a few days in the vibrant Spanish city, and then take trains to Avignon or Nimes.

For many Americans, the idea of living in France begins during a visit — perhaps a morning at a village market, a long lunch on a café terrace, or a quiet walk through a town

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What’s covered, what’s not, and why “universal” doesn’t mean free Moving to France is exciting. It is also layered. Healthcare in France for Americans is one of the first things you ask about when moving
Although there is no train service into Uzès, there is a bus service to and from Uzès to train stations in Nimes and Avignon. Passengers can reach most destinations in France and beyond from the train stations with high-speed and local train service.
Uzès enjoys some of the most pleasant weather in all of France. The region is “Mediterranean,” with as many as 300 days of sunshine each year. There is seldom, if ever, snow in Uzès. Throughout the year, particularly in the winter, the famous “Mistral” treats Uzès to strong winds that last for hours, sometimes days. (Read about “Le Mistral)
Whether you’re looking to move to France or in the early stages of planning, Deborah has tips from her own experience that can help you take your first “French Footsteps”
Whether you’re looking to move to Uzes soon or maybe you’re in the early stages of planning to immigrate to France, Deborah has tips from her own experience that can help you take your first “French Footsteps”
– 3.5+ hours experience
– 3 separate wine tastings
– WSET certified wine guide
– Transport included
Visit three micro-wineries of the Duché d’Uzès. I will take you on a stroll through vineyards and introduce you to local winemakers who truly represent the local ‘terroir’. Wine tasting included.
– 6.5+ hours experience
– 3 separate wine tastings.
– WSET certified wine guide
– Transport & picnic style lunch included
Discover your new favourite wines surrounded by the beauty of the Cévennes and talking to 3 extraordinary winemakers who are creating very special wines from centuries-old vineyards. Wine tasting included.
– 2+ hours experience
– 5 local wines
– 5 French cheeses
– WSET certified wine & cheese guide.
Be guided through a fine selection of local and not-so-local French cheeses paired with local wines. You will learn valuable techniques to help you understand how wine is paired with cheese.