Fontarèches: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Fontarèches is home to the Église Notre-Dame de l'Assomption de Fontarèches, which was built in 1866–1867 and blessed on 9 February 1868. The church has a single-nave layout and is designed in the Romanesque-Byzantine style.

The Château de Fontarèches is a château dating from the 12th century. The washhouse of Fontarèches is a local attraction.

The ruins of Abbaye de Valsauve (1217–1375) are located in the vicinity of Fontarèches. The Abbatiale de Goudargues monastery is located near Fontarèches. The historic site of Abbaye de Valsauve is located in the wider regional area around Fontarèches. The ruins of Château d'Allègre are also located in the wider regional area around Fontarèches.

Finding a holiday apartment in Fontarèches can be one possible part of personal travel planning.

Culinary Delights

The Fontarèches market offers organic vegetables, regional cheeses, prepared dishes, fish, fresh bread, jams, charcuterie from the Manade, country wines and honey.

Nature

The La Tave river is the most important watercourse crossing the municipality of Fontarèches. Fontarèches lies within the type 2 ZNIEFF area “Plateau de Lussan et Massifs Boisés”.

Mont Bouquet mountain is located near Fontarèches. The summit of Serre de fons is located near Fontarèches, as is the summit of Serre Noir. The summit of Serre de Vambelle is located in the wider regional area around Fontarèches.

Hiking

The Fontarèche hiking route passes through garrigue, woodland and cultivated areas. On the return journey of the Fontarèche hike, an impressive wind turbine can be seen.

Other destinations: Montfaucon, Lédenon, Saint-Privat-Des-Vieux, Mandagout, Saint-Dézéry, La Rouvière, Cavillargues, Uchaud.

To the overarching travel overview: Gard.

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