Anduze

The town sits at an elevation of 117 meters between the hills of Saint-Julien and Peyremale, with the Gardon River flowing through the settlement.

During the 16th and 17th centuries, Anduze developed into a Protestant stronghold in Southern France, leading to its association with the United Provinces of the South.

The Pagoda Fountain, constructed in 1649, reflects the influence of eastern architecture and connections to silk trade through its colored tiles and oriental design.

The Clara d'Anduze conservatory provides music education through various workshops and classes for students of different age groups throughout the year.

The town maintains a tradition of pottery making since 1610, when local artisans began producing the distinctive Vase d'Anduze, inspired by Medici-style vessels.

Location: canton of Anduze

Location: Gard

Location: arrondissement of Alès

Elevation above the sea: 215 m

Shares border with: Boisset-et-Gaujac, Générargues, Tornac, Thoiras-Corbès

Address: 17 Rue Basse, 30140 Anduze, France 30140 Anduze

Phone: +33466618008

Email: contact@mairie-anduze.fr

Website: https://mairie-anduze.fr

GPS coordinates: 44.05347,3.98657

Latest update: May 27, 2025 06:51