Atraccions turístiques a Servas

You will be immersed in the heart of a typical Provençal Mas, where passionate producers will pass on their craftsmanship to you. A guide will lead you through the fields so you can see the stages of production of aromatic plants up close. Along the way, you will learn about the plants’ colours, scents and practical roles in the farm’s work. As you move into the distillery, you will discover the secrets of extracting organic essential oils. The plants’ qualities will be explained and shown, and you will watch them transform before your eyes into concentrated oils with multiple powers. The experience is educational and set in the heart of nature, and it is intended to delight the senses of young and old alike.

With this ticket, you'll be able to enter the Arena of Nîmes – an ancient Roman amphitheatre dating back to 100 BCE. During your visit, you'll be able to take in the structure's well-preserved facade and oval-shaped interior, where tiered seating allowed audience members to take in unobstructed views of the day's event. Your ticket will also include a complimentary audio guide, which you can use to learn about the theatre's history and architectural details as you explore the site.

With this ticket, you'll get access to the Pont du Gard, one of the best-preserved Roman aqueducts in Western Europe and the highest in the world. You'll see the museum and cinema to learn more about this UNESCO World Heritage Site, which is in a natural setting over the River Gardon.

When you arrive at the estate, you'll receive a picnic basket prepared by us and be guided to a small wood on the grounds. There you can settle under the shade of oak trees and stay as long as you like — eat, relax or even take a nap in the quiet of the trees. The contents of the basket vary with the season and may include sausages, terrines, goat cheese, bread, fruit and wine. Everything is chosen to enjoy a simple meal outdoors among the oaks.

With this ticket, you'll have the opportunity to experience the Musée de la Romanité – an archaeological museum in Nimes home to thousands of ancient finds from when the city was ruled by Romans. After taking in the building's unique exterior covered in tiles to emulate a wrapped toga, you'll be able to visit both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Along with ancient relics, the museum also features a panoramic restaurant, garden and open-air rooftop featuring views of the city.

At Pont du Gard, you’ll walk around a striking UNESCO World Heritage aqueduct and explore its story with an audio guide. The setting will offer plenty of photo opportunities as you take in the structure and its surroundings while learning about the Roman engineering behind it. You’ll also enter the Pont du Gard Museum to see how water was filtered and carried through pipes all the way to Nimes, over 50 km away. Around the galleries, models of Roman homes and full‑scale reconstructions will help explain construction and water management techniques. As you move through the museum, you can step into the cinema to watch the short film “A Bridge Through Time.” Children aged 5–12 are welcome to use the Ludo space and take part in its educational activities.

At Nimes Arena you'll enter one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, built shortly after the Colosseum. You will trace the steps of ancient gladiators and, from the spectator seats, look down onto the arena where chariots raced and gladiators once clashed with wild animals. The arena is still in use today for concerts by world-class musicians, such as Dua Lipa and David Gilmour, and for the famous bullfighting festivities of the Feria de Nîmes. Afterwards an audio tour will guide you through the heart of Nimes, taking you around the charming old town and its Roman monuments. As you move through the streets the commentary explains the history behind key landmarks and points out highlights and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Maison Carrée and Pont du Gard. The experience combines the ancient atmosphere of the amphitheatre with context and stories that bring Nimes’s Roman past to life.

In the heart of the Ardèche, you'll enjoy a tasting at the Château that celebrates the region’s many unique terroirs and their rich flavours. As you move through the experience, you'll taste the estate’s four Les Confidential cuvées. Each wine will be presented alongside exceptional, typical Ardèche products chosen to complement the wines and highlight local character. The speciality foods have been selected by the estate from local producers who share the same cultivation principles. Along the way, you'll hear about the Château’s history and the philosophy that guides the estate. You will also explore the main principles of food and wine pairing, so you can better understand why each combination works. The visit will be a relaxed chance to savour flavours, learn about the local producers and taste thoughtfully matched wines and regional products.

In the heart of the private vineyard at Château de la Selve, you will take part in a playful, themed tasting led by the winemaker and their team. The experience uses four different themes to help you explore the estate's wines in a hands‑on way. Along the way you will be guided through sensory exercises and tasting games that highlight how perception, provenance and production shape what you taste. Two of the themed sessions are a tasting from a black glass—so you are invited to focus on aroma and flavour without seeing the wine's colour—and a masked‑bottle challenge where you try to guess the vintage, the grape variety and whether the wine was aged in barrel or in an amphora. For those who want greater complexity, there may be options to take part in extra comparative tastings or playful matchups alongside visiting winemakers from around France, for a broader perspective on styles and techniques.

At Château de la Selve in the heart of southern Ardèche, a guided tour will introduce you to the world of wine through the eyes of a team of enthusiastic guides. As you move through the vines, the winery and the cellar, they will explain the estate’s organic and biodynamic work and share the practical knowledge behind those methods. Along the way you’ll have the opportunity to taste brut de vats that have been aged in barrels and amphorae. Children are welcome too: a fun, age‑appropriate game booklet has been prepared so they can explore and learn about the world of wine while you tour.

You’ll go behind the scenes of winemaking in a relaxed, good-humoured setting. Follow the winemaker in his cellar as he explains the six key steps of the craft. Along the way you can ask any question, even the wackiest, and enjoy an informal, hands-on atmosphere. As you move through the cellar, the winemaker will share his passion and know-how, with explanations suited to both novices and keen connoisseurs. The experience finishes with a tasting of the winery’s organic cuvées, lovingly concocted since 1978, giving you a direct sense of how the cellar’s methods shape the wines.

You will step inside Nîmes Arena and follow in the footsteps of ancient gladiators. This is one of the best preserved Roman amphitheatres in the world, built shortly after the Colosseum. From the spectator seats you will look down into the arena where chariots once raced and gladiators clashed with wild animals. Today the arena is still in use for large events, including concerts by world‑class musicians such as Dua Lipa and David Gilmour from Pink Floyd, and the famous bullfighting festivities known as the Feria de Nîmes. Afterwards you will explore the heart of Nîmes with an audio tour of its charming old town and Roman monuments. Along the way the audio guide will point out the city’s highlights and UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Maison Carrée and Pont du Gard, helping you learn about their history as you move through the streets and ancient sites.

The Museum of Romanity in Nîmes is an iconic cultural site where you can explore the history of the city and its surrounding region. The displays focus on how Nîmes has developed through time, emphasising the links between the town and its monuments. As you move through the galleries, the narrative stays centred on the city’s past and its regional context. Using new technologies, the museum offers immersive ways to travel through history. Along the way you will encounter interpretive displays that explain how the city and its monuments evolved. The combination of historical information and modern presentation methods helps make connections between different periods clear and accessible, so you can better understand Nîmes’s development and its place in the wider region.

In the heart of the Cevennes, you will find a real moment of calm and relaxation. The experience centres on a gentle pause from travel, giving you time to slow down, breathe and take in the quiet of the area. You will feel a change of pace and a chance to rest in a peaceful setting. As a trip within the trip, it will also take you to the gates of Asia for a moment. Along the way the atmosphere will shift briefly, offering an evocative detour that contrasts with the surrounding Cevennes landscape. You will enjoy this small but distinctive change of scene and the sense of having two different moods in one outing.

The laboratory of our artisanal plant distillery offers a hands-on creative workshop where you’ll learn, step by step, how to make your own cosmetic product. As you move through the session, an instructor will support you in following the recipe and explain the use of natural and organic ingredients. The experience includes a relaxed moment of exchange and conviviality, so you can ask questions and share ideas with others. This activity complements the visit to our aromatic plant cultivation site, where lavender, thyme, rosemary and other plants are grown. It will help you learn in a simple, practical way how to use the benefits of these plants in your well-being and skincare routines. You will leave with the product you created during the workshop, and with the recipe if you want to try the experience again at home.