Is it possible to do a day trip from St. Remy to Uzes? Looking at the map, it appears that it isn't very far but sometimes maps are deceiving. <BR><BR>We leave on Friday and I can't wait. I've already laid out the clothes to pack. I'm so excited about going to Provence. Just need to fine tune my travels.<BR><BR>Liz

absolutely. you can throw in the Pont du Gard for good measure, too. I highly recommend it as a matter of fact.<BR><BR>Beth

Hi Liz<BR><BR>I'm planning to do the same day trip, adding Pont du Gard (and maybe Tarascon). I'm off to France on the 8th of May. Post your trip when you return so I can read what you did! Have a great time!<BR><BR>Monica<BR><BR>Hi Beth!

Dumb question: What is in Uzes that is the big attraction?<BR><BR>Frank<BR><BR>

Liz,<BR>Uz&egrave;s is about 50 minutes from St. Remy by car - a bit more if you hit some traffic on the two lane roads. <BR><BR>Frank,<BR>This is a lovely town. A former duchy, the town is noted for the "duch&eacute;" (the castle) and its pottery. Most of the town is pedestrian friendly and the March&eacute; aux Herbes is a great place to have lunch.<BR><BR>PB

Hi<BR><BR>Uzes is a working medieval market town, sympathetically restored, and mostly pedestrian within the city walls.<BR><BR>It has great markets, and interesting architecture.<BR><BR>Read about the Languedoc area here -<BR><BR>http://tlp.netfirms.com/<BR><BR>Peter<BR>

Thanks for you information on Uzes. Patricia, will try the restaurant. <BR><BR>Monica,<BR>I'll try to post a trip report when we return. I know you'll have a great time in May. I don't get back until the 6th.<BR><BR>Beth, will definitely include Pont du Gard.<BR><BR>Liz