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Anduze, lying in the sun-drenched Languedoc-Roussillon region of southern France, offers mediaeval charm coupled with a friendly atmosphere, and a welcome that is as warm as the weather. The town's ancient streets and houses are now home to a great selection of restaurants, shops (many selling the famous local pots) cafés, banks, bookshops and other amenities, and all of this combines to ensure that the town is as lively today as it is interesting historically. The ancient clock tower is a fascinating centrepiece to the town, and the flea markets and farmers markets are as popular now as they have been for centuries, with visitors and locals alike.
Although France is traditionally a Catholic country, Anduze was (and still is) staunchly Protestant. This fact played a very important part in its history, and the story of the struggles endured by the people of Anduze in defence of their faith are recorded in the Musée du Désert which stands just outside the town.
Anduze is famous for the crafting of big pottery vases, such as those found in the gardens of the wealthy gentry of the area in the 16th century. They became so highly acclaimed that the Sun King himself had some in the gardens at the Palace of Versailles, to protect his delicate orange trees from frost. Replica vases are still produced here. Just a short way from Anduze itself is 'The Bambouserie de Prafrance'. This is a park well worth a visit, where spectacular giant bamboo is grown, and where there is a shop selling gifts and bamboo plants, should you want to start your own 'bambouserie' at home!
Never mind the 'Train Grand Vitesse', when you are in Anduze you need to take a ride on the 'Train à Vapeur de Cévennes', a steam locomotive which puffs its way along the Gardon valley, affording you an idyllic way to enjoy this wonderful area. It isn't as fast as the TGV, but it is highly recommended!
Anduze is not a large place, but it has several very good restaurants where delicious food can be found at reasonable prices. Local specialities to try include 'Trénel Millavois', Cévenol sausage, air-dried hams, and other pork products produced from outdoor reared pigs.
By Air: Fly to Nimes or Montpellier with budget airline Ryanair, and it will take just one hour to reach Anduze from the airport. Just a little further away (two hours drive) is Marseille, and there is also Carcassonne at around three hours drive. By Rail: The fast train from Paris to Nimes takes just three hours. By Eurostar/TGV: You will need to make one change on this journey from London to Nimes.
Anduze is a very popular village, which benefits from its position in the South of France, just next to Provence. The climate is typically Mediterranean, warm and sunny, and all these factors keep property prices high. It is possible, however, to buy a small character property without breaking the bank, and this lovely village is certainly a wonderful location for that French dream home.
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Anduze is situated in the south of France, to the east of the Languedoc-Roussillon region, north-west of the city of Nîmes.
Languedoc-Roussillon Property Map
Population: 10,332
Access: Anduze, although small, is well served by international airports, having no less than four within three hours drive. Budget airlines fly into Nimes, Montpellier, Marseilles and Carcassonne from a number of airports across the UK.
Economy: The economy of Anduze is famously based on the beautiful large pottery vases which have been crafted in the village since the 16th century. Silk has also been a traditional product, and there is a zinc foundry here too.
Interesting fact: Anduze offers the chance to try your hand at ?panning for gold? in the nearby river!
