Castles in the Gard

Château fort
30250 Sommières

Sommières Castle, a medieval fortress of the 13th and 18th centuries, dominates the town of Sommières in Occitanie. An ancient royal strategic square, it combines defensive architecture and castral chapels, witness to the wars of Religion and the history of the Gard.

Château
30800 Saint-Gilles

The castle of Espeyran, built in the 19th century in Saint-Gilles in the Gard, is a historical domain combining neoclassical architecture, landscaped park and archaeological reserve, today dedicated to the preservation of digitized archives.

Château de style néo-Renaissance
30820 Caveirac

Caveirac Castle, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in the Gard, is a modern house partially classified with historical monuments, nicknamed the 'small southern Versailles'.

Château
30470 Aimargues

Teillan Castle, built between the 16th and 17th centuries in Aimargues (Gard), is a private historic monument surrounded by a landscaped park with ancient and medieval remains, including Roman Miles and a 1500 nest Renaissance pigeon house.

Château fort
30300 Beaucaire

Beaucaire Castle, an iconic medieval building, dominates the town of Beaucaire in Occitanie. Built on a hill at 80 meters above sea level, it bears witness to the turbulent history of this Rhodoan city, between Languedoc and Provence.

Château fort
30490 Montfrin

The castle of Montfrin, a medieval building renovated in the 17th and 18th centuries, dominates the eponymous commune in the Gard. Ranked a Historical Monument, it combines defensive architecture with gardens attributed to Hardouin-Mansard, bearing witness to a rich historical and military past, especially during the Second World War.

Château
30250 Aubais

Aubais Castle, built in the 17th century in Aubais, Occitanie, is a historical monument combining classical architecture and medieval remains, famous for its monumental staircase and its history linked to the Baschy family.

Château fort
30410 Molières-sur-Cèze

The castle of Montalet, medieval fortress of the Gard, dominates the Cèze valley in Molières-sur-Cèze. Built in the Middle Ages, it served as a strategic point between Regordane and Ardèche.