Jardin Medieval

About

The Medieval Garden of Uzes is a unique fusion of botanical science and medieval history, boasting 450 plant species that were once staples of the Middle Ages. Nestled in the historic town of Uzes, the garden offers a curated journey through time – from the “simples” medicinal plots to the lush kitchen gardens and vibrant flower beds. Each theme is steeped in stories of artisans, traders, and local myths. The adjacent towers, a Restoration-era King’s Tower and a glorious Bishop’s Tower, provide sweeping panoramic views, while the walls are adorned with exceptional 14th‑century graffiti that paint a vivid picture of the region’s past. Visitors close their day with a complimentary herbal tea, a gentle reminder of the garden’s commitment to wellness and heritage. A visit typically lasts about three hours, allowing ample time to explore the galleries, the lantern‑lit pathways, and the historic towers, as well as to participate in guided tours or special exhibition sessions. The garden is open daily from April 1st to November 1st – the most picturesque period when the Mediterranean flora bursts into bloom. Early spring and early summer (April–June) offer the clearest views and gentlest temperatures for leisurely strolling. Families, history enthusiasts, botanical lovers, and art aficionados will all find something to captivate in this living museum.

Highlights

• King’s Tower Panorama
• Medieval Graffiti Wall
• Herbal Tea Experience
• Permanent Exhibitions

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At a glance

• Typical visit: about 3 hours

Tickets & pricing