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Events, places to visit and local tourism businesses in and around town.
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Sights, activities, places to stay and restaurants in Bellegarde.
Things to see and do
Illustrative photoLe Moulin à Huile
It already existed in 1813 (and probably, judging by the millstone on display outside, as early as 1740). It remained in operation until 1956, when a severe frost destroyed the olive groves. Originally, its millstone was horse-driven (that is to say, powered by animal labour).
Illustrative photoMusée de l'Eau
Built in the 1st century AD, this Roman aqueduct still raises a number of questions.
Illustrative photoTour de la Madone
The last remaining part of a 12th-century feudal castle, this watchtower overlooks the Petite Camargue plain and gave the town its name: Belle Garde.
Illustrative photoVille de Bellegarde
Bellegarde is a commune situated on the banks of the Rhône-à-Sète Canal in the Gard department, in the Occitanie region.
Where to stay
Illustrative photoChambre d'hôtes - Péniche Farniente
Sleep on the water in the Gard: book your holiday aboard the Farniente houseboat in Bellegarde! Unique guest rooms and bed and breakfast accommodation in Provence, on the edge of the Camargue.
Illustrative photoHôtel- Restaurant Le Président
Discover a hotel with a swimming pool in Bellegarde (near Beaucaire), the ideal place for your stay in the Gard, whether with your family or a group. Modern, ground-floor rooms and a garden.
Where to eat
© Agence de presse Meurisse. Agence photographique (commanditaLe Président
Where can you enjoy a good rib of beef in Bellegarde (Gard)? At the restaurant in the Hôtel Le Président! The chef creates traditional, home-style dishes using fresh produce.
© Marianne CasamanceRestaurant Café de l'Union
Where can you try local specialities in Bellegarde? At the Café de l'Union, a traditional family-run brasserie serving ‘home-cooked’ meals made with local produce.
Illustrative photoCrêperie La Terre est Ronde
Crêperie La Terre est Ronde: come and enjoy the best crêpes in the area! In the village of Bellegarde (in the Gard), this restaurant is sure to delight children of all ages! Crêpes, salads and ice cream.
Illustrative photoRestaurant La Halte Nautique
A semi-gourmet restaurant on the banks of the Rhône Canal in Sète. The chef uses fresh and wild produce to create dishes with a southern French flavour. Excellent selection of wines.
Local produce
Illustrative photoBellegard'Elfe
The Bellegard'Elfe Brewery is a craft brewery based in Bellegarde. The beers are brewed using traditional methods with the town’s spring water and are made from natural ingredients, with no preservatives or added flavourings.
Illustrative photoChâteau Saint-Louis La Perdrix
The Château Saint-Louis la Perdrix estate (Bellegarde) stretches in a single block across one of the hilltops of the prestigious Costières de Nîmes wine region. Wine tasting and a tour of the cellar.
Illustrative photoDomaine Belle d'Argence
Our Belle d’Argence estate comprises a 46-hectare enclave spanning two AOP regions: the Costières de Nîmes and the Clairette de Bellegarde. The estate cultivates its vines with passion and respect for nature. Certified organic since 1993.
Illustrative photoDomaine Les Abeilles
Domaine les Abeilles in Bellegarde, growing seasonal fruit (strawberries, cherries, etc.). Harvesting honey from the estate’s beehives and olives to make olive oil.
Illustrative photoDomaine Terre des Chardons
It is a vineyard covering just under ten hectares, surrounded by its vines, market gardens and olive groves. It is situated in Bellegarde, an exceptional terroir home to the Costières de Nîmes and Clairette de Bellegarde AOPs.
Illustrative photoLes Vignerons Créateurs de Bellegarde
Come and discover the wines from our co-operative winery in Bellegarde: AOP Costières de Nîmes, IGP Pays d’Oc and AOP Clairette de Bellegarde. With tastings, advice and new releases, come and explore our wide range of local specialities.
Illustrative photoMas Carlot
Mas Carlot, a wine estate in Bellegarde in the Gard, situated in the Costières de Nîmes, south of the Rhône Valley. Tasting of organic wine and Clairette de Bellegarde.
Illustrative photoUn Mas en Provence - Producteur de plantes aromatiques
Between Nîmes and Arles, discover an authentic Provençal farmhouse! Guided tours, workshops and a shop will introduce you to the cultivation and distillation of lavender, verbena and other aromatic plants, so you can create your own essential oils.
Tourist office data: DATAtourisme, Licence Ouverte (French open licence), updated 21 October 2026.
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