The Cathédrale Saint-Théodorit boasts a neo‑Romanesque façade from the 17th century, rebuilt after earlier destruction. Its highlight is the Fenestrelle tower—a rare, round bell tower with narrow windows, the only one of its kind in France.

Wander the picturesque, winding streets of Uzès’s pedestrian zone—lined with boutiques, shaded squares, and delightful cafés. The heart is Place aux Herbes, a lively square with colonnades filled with artisan shops, ice‑cream parlors, and cafés that evoke quintessential Provençal charm.

A truly fun stop—especially for families or anyone with a sweet tooth—the Haribo Museum invites visitors to learn about the history and creation of Haribo candies. The historic site is housed in a former textile mill and includes interactive exhibits and a shop that's a candy-lover's paradise.