Flaux lies at the foot of a natural valley basin.
Culture and History
The Church of Saint-Pierre in Flaux houses a Gallo-Roman funerary stele (cippus), which is classified as a protected object. The village can be explored with a 13th-century château and its park.
The Lavoir des Auvis is one of the last examples of Flaux’s vernacular architecture and documents the village’s rural activity at the end of the 19th century.
A chapel in the village of Flaux is considered another cultural heritage site and attraction. The attractions of Flaux include a fountain on Place du Lavoir. A stained-glass window in the church of Flaux is considered one of the village’s attractions.
A Lebanon cedar in the cemetery of Flaux is considered one of the village’s attractions.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Flaux can include this place in their personal travel plans.
Nature and Trails
The signposted cycling route “Boucle de la Garrigue” passes through the hamlet of Les Auvis. The official “Boucle cyclo-découverte de la Garrigue” cycle loop runs through Flaux.
Hiking trails in Flaux are considered local attractions by the Communauté de communes Pays d’Uzès.
Cuisine and Local Character
The Tout Simplement restaurant in Flaux serves Mediterranean home cooking. It offers regional, organic and natural wines for tasting on site or taking away.
The night market in Flaux offers on-site food provided by local producers, craftspeople and creative professionals.
