Just a few minutes away lies the charming town of Uzès, renowned for its duchy, its historic streets and its famous Provençal market. Each summer, the town also hosts the “Nuits Musicales d’Uzès” festival, offering concerts and performances in remarkable historic venues.
Just moments from the château stands the majestic Pont du Gard, a UNESCO World Heritage Roman aqueduct and one of Europe’s most remarkable ancient monuments.
Festivals and Cultural Highlights
The region boasts a rich and vibrant cultural life.
Just forty minutes from the château, the city of Avignon comes alive each summer with the renowned Avignon Festival, one of the world’s foremost theatre festivals. Performances are held in exceptional settings, including the courtyard of the monumental Palais des Papes, an iconic landmark of the city.
Nearby, the town of Orange is renowned for the prestigious Chorégies d’Orange, an opera festival staged in the breathtaking setting of its ancient Roman theatre.
History enthusiasts can discover in Nîmes the remarkable Musée de la Romanité, dedicated to Roman civilisation and located opposite the city’s iconic arena, one of the best-preserved in the Roman world.
The Art of Living at Château de Collias
After a day of discovery or outdoor activities, guests can fully unwind and enjoy the tranquility and atmosphere of the estate.
The château’s landscaped grounds, panoramic terraces and swimming pool offer the perfect setting to unwind, admire the surrounding landscapes or simply savour the Provençal art of living in the Gard.
Where historic heritage, unspoiled nature and major cultural events come together, Château de Collias offers an exceptional starting point for discovering one of the most beautiful regions of southern France.
Nature & Outdoor Activities
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Nature & Outdoor Activities
The village of Collias lies in the heart of the Gardon gorges, an exceptional natural site renowned for its wild garrigue landscapes, limestone cliffs and crystal-clear waters.
A wide range of outdoor activities can be enjoyed around the château:
Canoe excursions along the Gardon River
Scenic hiking through the wild garrigue landscapes
Rock climbing on the limestone cliffs of the Gardon gorges
Scenic cycling through the charming villages of the Gard
Swimming and relaxation along the peaceful riverbanks
These wild and unspoiled landscapes make the Collias area one of the most remarkable natural settings in the Gard.
