Montclus

The village of Montclus lies in the north-east of the Gard département on a meander of the river Cèze. A classified site, the village has been among the most beautiful villages of France since July 2012. The keep of the medieval castle overlooks the white-stone dwellings. There are many hikes in this landscape of garrigue and vineyards around the village. To see: the square keep of Montclus, the Pont du Moulin over the Cèze.

Montclus is a commune in the north-east of the Gard, ranked among the Most Beautiful Villages of France. Exposed to a Mediterranean climate, it is drained by the Cèze. Its natural heritage is remarkable: the territory includes notably the Valbonne forest and the Cèze and its gorges, protected under Natura 2000.

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