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Monoblet sits between the vineyards and rolling garrigue of provence Gardoise and the forests and mountains of the Parc National des Cevennes. Nearby are medieval towns, markets, vineyards and castles. All around are magnificant opportunities for hiking, biking, golf, swimming, or kayaking. Further afield, visit the Pont du Gard, the Roman ruins in Montpellier, Nimes and Arles or the Mediterannean beaches. For, Van Gogh enthusiasts, around Arles you can visit the fields where he painted and the hospital where he stayed. The magnificent medieval town of Uzes and the crusader’s medieval city of Aigues Morte.

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Monoblet

Monoblet is a typical, working, Cevenol village of 688 inhabitants. It boasts a bakery (excellent breads every morning, including the traditional chestnut bread), the Auberge Major (open lunch and dinner – reservations recommended), the Café de Commerce (for a coffee or pastis) and La Poste. The village is fiercely proud of their traditions and identity – and they appreciate those who equally regard their heritage. There are lovely walks through the village and beyond.

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The Region

Below Monoblet are the plains, hills and garrigue of Provence Gardoise, that stretches down to Uzes, Nimes and Arles. Rivers to swim in, hills and forest for hiking, endless vineyards and degustation, paths for biking, castles to storm and lovely villages town to explore (and have a great lunch)
Above Monoblet are the hills, forests of the Cevennes. Winding mountain roads can take you through those hills to remote towns, villages and the solitude of its forests.
Beyond Monoblet and its immediate region lie Nimes, Avignon, Arles, Montpellier and their ancient city centres and Roman ruins. Walk through medieval Uzes or the walled city of Aigues Mortes. Visit the vineyards of Chateauneuf du Pape or Pic Saint Loup. Walk the Pont du Gard

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