Alès Photo Gallery
1/13. The old bridge (Pont Vieux) across the Gardon river at Alès
2/13. Fountains and small park at the riverside edge of Alès
3/13. The town hall (Mairie) of Alès, on Place de la Mairie
4/13. A Medieval chapel in the heart of Alès is now the Office de Tourisme, complete with giant solar-energy panels
5/13. Place Barbusse in Alès at the far end of Rue St-Vincent the Hermitage is visible on the far hilltop
6/13. The Hermitage chapel on the hilltop overlooking Alès is the site of a prehistoric grotto and pre-Roman oppidum
7/13. The Cathedral de Saint Jean-Baptiste was rebuilt in the 18th century on the site of the 10th century original
8/13. The gilded campanile on top of the Saint Jean Cathedral in Alès
9/13. Ancient doorway and steps on Rue Soubeyrannes, once leading up to the Vauban Fort of Alès
10/13. Rebuilt rampart walls of the Vauban Fort in Alès
11/13. A beach is set up beside the Gardon every summer in the town of Alès
12/13. The Alès summertime beach has waterskiing, towed by a cable device across the river
13/13. Statue of Pasteur in Alès is one of only two in France


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