Moussac: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

Nature

Moussac is situated on a rocky promontory overlooking the Gardon. The riverside vegetation of the Gardon in Moussac is suitable as a picnic spot. Mounier (Pyl), a peak, is also located in the surrounding area.

Culture and history

The Château de Moussac stands in the centre of the village and defines its silhouette. It is an authentic 14th-century château and was formerly owned by the bishops of Uzès. The château is privately owned and used as accommodation. The square tower in Moussac is the former keep of the Château de Moussac.

The municipality of Moussac includes the hamlet of La Réglisserie, which bears witness to an economic activity of the past. Another historic feature of the village is the circulade of Moussac, which is worth discovering.

The Temple de Moussac stands on a foundation that probably dates back to the 12th century. The building was initially a church, was converted into a temple after the Reformation and later became a church again. Inside, the Temple de Moussac has a barrel vault divided by transverse arches; the nave ends in an apse with a lower quarter-sphere vault.

Geographical setting

Several cultural destinations are located in the wider region around Moussac. The Artothèque de Nîmes and the Carré d’Art are museums. The historic site of Notre-Dames des Fonts Saint Bernard et Sainte Claire is also located there. The landscape features in this wider regional area include Le Castellas, a peak, Mont Bouquet, a mountain, and Serre d’Avène, a peak. The ruins of the Château d’Allègre are also located in the wider region around Moussac.

Perhaps you would like to rent a holiday apartment in Moussac.

Other destinations: Corbès, Saint-Dionizy, Garrigues-Sainte-Eulalie, Saint-Martin-De-Valgalgues, Branoux-Les-Taillades, Mons, Deaux, Saint-Nazaire

To the overarching travel overview: Gard.