Saint-Maximin

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Code INSEE	30286
Code Postal	30700
Gentilé	Saint

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Ruisseau de Seynes

Ruisseau de Seynes par Algorab8040 (CC BY-SA 3.0)

In the early nineteenth century, the building housed the mill and spinning silk Teraube. At the end of the century it houses the confectionery and liquorice Zan before becoming the Museum of Haribo sweets. (Joined in inventory of hstorics monuments under Industrial Heritage).

In the early nineteenth century, the building housed the mill and spinning silk Teraube. At the end of the century it houses the confectionery and liquorice Zan before becoming the Museum of Haribo sweets. (Joined in inventory of hstorics monuments under Industrial Heritage). par Daniel VILLAFRUELA (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Pâtissier-confiseur au marché d'Uzès

Pâtissier-confiseur au marché d'Uzès par JPS68 (CC BY 2.0)

Cytinet sur un ciste cotonneux

Cytinet sur un ciste cotonneux par GeRu1950 (CC BY-SA 3.0)

La cathédrale Saint-Théodorit d'Uzès (Gard)

La cathédrale Saint-Théodorit d'Uzès (Gard) par Vpe (Public domain)

Spire with a square base with six storey circular arches and mullioned windows, 42 meters height. Lombardo-Romanesque style of the early twelfth century.

Spire with a square base with six storey circular arches and mullioned windows, 42 meters height. Lombardo-Romanesque style of the early twelfth century. par Daniel VILLAFRUELA (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Bell tower of the cathedral, seen from the promenade Jean Racine. (Leveled of two floors at the destruction of the cathedral during the Wars of Religion.

Bell tower of the cathedral, seen from the promenade Jean Racine. (Leveled of two floors at the destruction of the cathedral during the Wars of Religion. par Daniel VILLAFRUELA (CC BY-SA 3.0)

The Jean Racine pavilion was built in 1887 on the ruins of a tower of the old ramparts and was named in 1819 after the writer who used to come here for a walk during his stay in Uzès, from where he wrote, in a letter to A M. Vitart, on 17 January 1662: "... and we have here, nights more beautiful than your days..." Jean Racine pavilion was built in 1887 on the ruins of a tower of the old walls and received in 1819, the name of the writer who came to walk during his stay in Uzes, where he wrote on a famous letter"... and here we have the nights more beautiful than your days..."

The Jean Racine pavilion was built in 1887 on the ruins of a tower of the old ramparts and was named in 1819 after the writer who used to come here for a walk during his stay in Uzès, from where he wrote, in a letter to A M. Vitart, on 17 January 1662: "... and we have here, nights more beautiful than your days..." Jean Racine pavilion was built in 1887 on the ruins of a tower of the old walls and received in 1819, the name of the writer who came to walk during his stay in Uzes, where he wrote on a famous letter"... and here we have the nights more beautiful than your days..." par Daniel VILLAFRUELA (CC BY-SA 3.0)

This building is indexed in the base Mérimée, a database of architectural heritage maintained by the French Ministry of Culture, under the reference PA30000010 .

This building is indexed in the base Mérimée, a database of architectural heritage maintained by the French Ministry of Culture, under the reference PA30000010 . par Breyms (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Pavillon Jean-Racine (Uzès)

Pavillon Jean-Racine (Uzès) par Chatsam (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Addresse : 1 rue des Écoles
30700 Saint-Maximin
Email : contact@mairiestmaximin.fr
Téléphone : 04 66 22 17 90
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