Montagnac tourism and travel guide

Visit Montagnac: highlights and tourist information

Montagnac is situated in the Gard department and Occitanie region.

Below you can see some of the places that we have visited and reviewed and can recommend when you are sightseeing close to Montagnac in Occitanie.

Popular places to visit nearby include Vezenobres at 13 km and Sauve at 16 km.

Montagnac, France: places to visit and attractions

Note that all distances below are 'direct' and real driving distances will be greater!

Vezenobres

Vezenobres

at 13 km (direction )

The village of Vézénobres, north-west of Nimes, is a delightful small village quite overlooked...

See Vezenobres guide
Sauve

Sauve

at 16 km (direction west)

There are numerous places of interest to discover as you explore the narrow ancient...

See Sauve guide
Tour Magne in Nimes

Tour Magne in Nimes

Ancient Monument at 16 km (direction east-south-east)

Tour Magne is a Roman fortified tower in the Jardins de la Fontaine in...

See Tour Magne in Nimes guide
Sommieres

Sommieres

at 17 km (direction south-south-west)

Adults will enjoy seeing the many historic monuments in Sommieres, although children might prefer...

See Sommieres guide
 
 
Jardins de la Fontaine

Jardins de la Fontaine

Garden at 19 km (direction east-south-east)

The Jardins de la Fontaine is a lovely park and garden and home...

See Jardins de la Fontaine guide
Anduze

Anduze

at 19 km (direction north-west)

The historic heart of Anduze, with its small squares and medieval houses, is very...

See Anduze guide
Prafrance bamboo garden

Prafrance bamboo garden

Garden at 19 km (direction north-west)

We enjoyed walking through the alleys of bamboo at the bamboo garden at Prafrance...

See Prafrance bamboo garden guide
Carré d'Art at Nimes

Carré d'Art at Nimes

Museum at 20 km (direction east-south-east)

The Carré d'Art in Nimes is a Norman Foster designed building that houses the...

See Carré d'Art at Nimes guide
 
 
Maison Carrée at Nimes

Maison Carrée at Nimes

Ancient Monument at 20 km (direction east-south-east)

Maison Carrée is an impressive 2000 year old Roman Temple in the heart of...

See Maison Carrée at Nimes guide
Nimes

Nimes

at 20 km (direction east-south-east)

Nimes contains some of the most complete ancient Roman monuments to be seen anywhere...

See Nimes guide
Amphitheatre in Nimes

Amphitheatre in Nimes

Ancient Monument at 20 km (direction east-south-east)

Built in the First century AD the amphitheatre in Nimes is one of the...

See Amphitheatre in Nimes guide
Museum Romanite in Nimes

Museum Romanite in Nimes

Museum at 20 km (direction east-south-east)

The Museum Romanite celebrates the history of Nimes, with an emphasis on the Roman...

See Museum Romanite in Nimes guide
 
 
Uzès medieval garden and towers

Uzès medieval garden and towers

Garden at 23 km (direction east-north-east)

The medieval garden and towers in Uzès are an interesting visit, with lovely views...

See Uzès medieval garden and towers guide
Uzes

Uzes

at 23 km (direction east-north-east)

The medieval centre of Uzes is interesting to explore, then perhaps visit the extensive...

See Uzes guide

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Markets in and near Montagnac

  • Quissac: market Wednesday (12km)
  • Calvisson: market Sunday (17km)
  • Sommieres: market Saturday (18km)
  • Anduze: market Thursday (18km)
  • Nimes: market Wednesday & Tuesday & Monday all day & Friday (20km)
  • Ales: market Tuesday & Thursday & Saturday & Monday & Friday (22km)
  • Vergeze: market Thursday (22km)
  • Uzes: market Saturday (23km)
  • Saint-Hippolyte-du-Fort: market Tuesday & Friday (24km)
  • Marguerittes: market Saturday (25km)

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Tourist attractions near Montagnac, France

What to do at Montagnac? Some places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Montagnac.

Aquarium

  • Mare Nostrum (41km)

Grand sites of France

Heritage sites

Most beautiful villages in France

(see also beautiful French villages)

National Monuments

Recommended detour towns (fr: plus beau détour)

Churches and religious monuments

  • Cathédrale Saint-Théodorit et Fenestrelle Tower (Uzes) (23km)
  • Eglise et cloitres de Saint Trophime, Eglise de Saint-Honorat des Alycamps (Arles) (48km)
  • Abbaye Notre Dame de Montmajour (Arles) (48km)

Remarkable gardens

  • Jardins de la Fontaine (20km)
  • Bambouseraie de Prafrance (21km)
  • Jardin des Sambucs (39km)
  • Parc et jardins du château de Flaugergues (41km)

Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé)

(see also historical French towns)

Sites of natural beauty

  • Grotte des Demoiselles (32km)
  • Etang de Scamandre (39km)
  • Grotte de la Cocaliere (41km)
  • Cascades du Sautadet (41km)
  • Grotte de Saint-Marcel (54km)

Towns of Art and history

Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie)

  • Ales (22km)

Zoo and/or wildlife park

  • Parc zoologique de Lunaret (40km)
 
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Geography and distances

Montagnac is in the south of France at 20 kilometres from Nimes, the department capital (general information: Montagnac is 564 kilometres from Paris).

Geographical Information

Commune: Montagnac

Canton: Saint-Mamert-du-Gard

Arrondissement: Nîmes

Department: Gard

Region: Languedoc-Roussillon

New region: Occitanie

Postcode: 30350

Distance to Montagnac

from Nimes (prefecture): 20 km

from Paris: 564 km

from Calais: 799 km

from Nice: 252 km

from Bordeaux: 388 km

from Strasbourg: 586 km

Getting here

For driving distances to Montagnac from anywhere in France see driving distances and route planner.

We have 17 other places listed as being close (less than kilometres from ): Aigremont, Cannes-et-Clairan, Crespian, Domessargues, Fons, Gajan, Ledignan, Mauressargues, Montignargues, Montmirat, Moulezan, Saint-Bauzely, Saint-Genies-de-Malgoires, Saint-Mamert-du-Gard, Saint-Theodorit, Sauzet and Savignargues.

This page in French: Visiter Montagnac

 
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