Alès

Alès, known as the capital of the Cévennes, is a city in southern France with a rich industrial past, particularly in mining and silk production. Today, it is transforming into a tourist destination, serving as a gateway to the Cévennes National Park. It offers a blend of historical heritage, such as Fort Vauban and Saint John the Baptist Cathedral, with a vibrant cultural life and the natural beauty of its surroundings. It's an ideal destination for those seeking an authentic French experience off the beaten path.

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Alès gears up for the Estiv'Alès 2025 festival with open-air concerts and cinema

The city of Alès has announced the first dates and artists for its popular summer festival Estiv'Alès, to be held in July and August 2025, offering a varied free cultural program.

New exhibition at the Musée du Colombier explores Alès' industrial history

The Musée du Colombier in Alès will inaugurate a new temporary exhibition in June 2025 dedicated to the city's mining and silk-making past, showcasing unpublished artifacts and testimonies.

The Festival Cinéma d'Alès - Itinérances announces its theme for the March 2026 edition

The organizers of Alès' prestigious film festival, Itinérances, have revealed that the March 2026 edition will focus on contemporary Nordic cinema, promising a selection of over 200 films.

Complete guide of Alès

When planning your visit to Alès, consider spring and autumn for pleasant weather. Explore the historic center, Saint John the Baptist Cathedral, and Fort Vauban. Don't miss the Mine Témoin to learn about its mining past. Use Alès as a base to discover the Cévennes National Park. Secure your tickets and accommodation in advance for a seamless experience.

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