Top Things to do in Sommieres
What to do and see in Sommieres, France: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Sommieres, France including Roc de Massereau, Kayak Tribu, Tourism Office Pays de Sommieres, Courtin Chocolatier, Chateau de Sommieres, Cinema Le Venise, Roman Bridge, Escape Story Hotel, jeux d'evasions, Le Monde de Marie, Les Vignerons du Sommierois.
Restaurants in Sommieres
1. Roc de Massereau
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 84 reviews
The Roc of Massereau is a treetop adventure park, multi-activities situated in Sommières in the Gard at the water's edge, in a natural environment in zone natura 2000 15 evolutionary courses with more of 45 zip lines among which 3 of more than 200 m crossing the river, the guaranteed sensations!!. 200 studios, sports and playful equipped on-line of continuous life, for the safety of all, to satisfy of the smallest until the most rash, in a wood in the remarkable trees. And also rent of stand(pit) up paddle, orienteering race. Space out picnic fitted out.
2. Kayak Tribu
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 39 reviews
Renting canoes, kayaks, stand up paddles and Via Ferrata sets. We are located in Sommieres, La Roque de St Series and Villetelle. Take part in a treasure hunt whilst canoeing or stand up paddling. English speaking instructor for groups.
Reviewed By TheRealWilkys - Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Brilliant - couldn't have been more friendly and helpful, once they realised we hadn't all paddle boarded before sent us off to Saint series where we had deep wonderful river running through a gorge, beautiful and great for boarding
Highly recommended and you can attach a safe waterproof box to the board too, just like the kayaks
3. Tourism Office Pays de Sommieres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 56 reviews
Reviewed By BATTIKHI78 - Amman, Jordan
Although small... But Evey single road and every single pathway tell a different story... Starting from the bridge... Until you get to the top of it... It's a walk to remember
4. Courtin Chocolatier
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
5. Chateau de Sommieres
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 19 reviews
The castle of the lords of Anduze and Sauve (12th-13th centuries), symbolized by the Bermond tower, was turned into a royal fortress in the 13th century under Louis IX (Saint Louis). The buldings changed as the centuries went by and with the civil war between Catholics and Protestants The remains of the defensive functions of the castle can still be seen-a tower, a gate, arrow slits, a ramparts walk and dwelling quarters. Impressive spiral stairs to the top of the 25-metre keep. View of the town and the Vidourle Valley (panels in English). In the royal chapel, a 12-minute film (sub-titles in English) and a video animation take you back in time. --- Opening hours (last entry one hour before castle closing time) APRIL 3rd TO 14th Monday to Friday, 14:00 to 17:00. SUMMER SEASON -> June 19th to 30th, and September 4th to 8th Monday to Friday, 10:00 to 13:00 / 14:00 to 17:00. -> July 1st to September 1st Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10:00 to 13:00 / 15:00 to 19:00. Saturday and Sunday, 15:00 to 19:00. Closed on Thuesday. More details about guided tours, workshop for children and others activities on our website.
Reviewed By fssutton1 - Ithaca, New York
We visited the town on a Sat market morning also thinking that an advertised medieval event also occurs on the first weekend in April. Well no sign of the event. The Sat market however is very good. The town and the bridge are very interesting to be capped off by a visit to the Chateau. It is very impressive and was closed so we could not go inside. Almost anyone should be able to access the chateaux as the walk is not tough (at least two methods)and there is limited parking at the front and back of the chateaux. Highly recommend visiting the Church mid way from the town to the Chateaux. It is without a doubt the darkest church we have ever visited in Europe but one of the most decorated/colorful we have seen.
6. Cinema Le Venise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By Greggege - Junas, France
2 petites salles seulement mais toutes les nouveautés chaque semaine... en moins cher que dans les grandes salles. De plus, les fauteuils sont confortables.
7. Roman Bridge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By Timothy W - Silver Spring, MD
If you just look at the bridge over the river, it is nothing exciting. However the bridge, constructed in Roman times, became a toll bridge in medieval times and buildings were built on top of the bridge, like the Ponte Vecchio in Venice. You can't see it at first glance because the town built up around the bridge. Go through the gate at the Marie and then down the steps to the left and there you are, you can see the bridge! All the plaques, in both English and French, explain what is going on. And you can see the bridge curving down to ground level when it kind of dead ends at the end of the medieval street. One of the few medieval Bridges left with buildings on top. And you can see the original Roman stone structure when you go under the bridge. Worth seeing the real bridge, not just the 'modern bridge' across the river.
8. Escape Story Hotel, jeux d'evasions
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Amande G - Montpellier, France
A faire sans hésiter !
La salle l'alchimiste regorge de surprises à découvrir ! De super énigmes à résoudre !
Nous avons hâte de voir ce que donne la seconde salle ! Nous viendrons la faire avec plaisir !
Merci de votre bonne humeur et accueil !
9. Le Monde de Marie
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By LeFil L
Tout y est : activités, ombre, chaises, café, toilettes,possibilite se ramener son pic nic, ...et le sourire de Marie!!
10. Les Vignerons du Sommierois
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
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