Lédenon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
The archaeological heritage of Lédenon includes the remains of the Aqueduc de Nîmes. The plots in Lédenon traversed or bordered by its route were also listed as historic monuments, together with the remains, by decree of 23 December 1998.
Those choosing Lédenon as their destination can plan to rent a holiday apartment for their stay.
Culture
The Église Saint-Cyr-et-Sainte-Julitte de Lédenon, Lédenon's parish church, is part of the town's history. The present parish church was consecrated by Bishop Gilly on 20 September 1891. The apse vault of the choir is decorated with a painted depiction of the Heavenly Jerusalem.
The Château of Lédenon is a medieval fortress. It includes a 13th-century rib-vaulted hall, pointed-arch doors, loopholes and a keep. From the “Boucle de l’Aqueduc” route, there is also a view of the 12th-century Château in Lédenon.
Landscape
The garrigue on the first foothills of Lédenon is a popular area among residents for family outings. One of the hikes starting from Lédenon leads to the Pont du Gard in less than three hours.
The “Boucle de l’Aqueduc” route follows the D427 to Lédenon and runs near the church.
Things to do
The Circuit de Lédenon is a motor racing circuit for cars and motorcycles with 30 pits, where competitions and free practice sessions take place. From the direction of Montpellier, access is via the A9, exit 24 Nîmes-Est, towards Avignon; from the direction of Lyon, via the A9, exit 23 Remoulins, towards Nîmes; and from the direction of Marseille, via the A54, exit 24 Nîmes-Est, towards Avignon.
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