Visit the Gard Department in Provence
Gard offers its visitors diverse landscapes and regions, but typically
Mediterranean. Gard extends from the lower Rhone Valley to the shores
of the Mediterranean Sea, including a large part of the plain of the Camargue
in the north and west and includes some of the Cevennes, the "Cevennes
Piemont", rough ground stones and sun. Roman civilization flourished
in the region, Nimes was a great Roman city, its arena and Maison Carree
have survived, but a few miles the amazing Pont du Gard aqueduct built
by the Romans which spans the Gardon and strength the admiration of visitors
for 2000 years. The sun and the dry climate that promotes the vine is
cultivated for millennia, in a landscape dominated by scrub. The grands
crus du Gard is the Cotes du Rhone Village on the left bank of the river
in Provence Gard: Laudun and Chusclan, Lirac has a special designation,
and is deemed to produce the Tavel rosé is called first rosé
wine from France .
