Montclus

Where the Cèze leaves its gorges, Montclus sits among garrigue and vineyards on the Gard's border with the Ardèche. Its 13th-century castle retains a rectangular keep, vaulted rooms and a polygonal curtain wall, and nearby the farm estate of Grand Galès is approached by a long avenue of fruit trees.

Highlights

• The 13th-century castle, with its rectangular keep and polygonal walls
• The Mas du Grand Galès and its avenue of fruit trees
• The Cèze gorges, a protected natural area
• Garrigue and vineyard landscapes on the edge of the Ardèche

Summary based on Wikipedia and Wikivoyage (CC BY-SA), written with AI assistance.