Winter Market in Uzes: It’s Not Quite the Same
Barefoot Blogger · Markets in Provence and Cote d'Azur · Taste
If you’ve visited the Saturday Market in Uzes during tourist season and hate the crowds, you should be here in February.
The market is almost the same, minus the throngs of people.
This weekend’s market day was sunny and cold — a crisp 45 degrees when I set out. to see the Barefoot Blogger’s photos of her chilly market tour in Uzès. Despite the cooler temperatures winter can be a lovely time to explore the markets in Provence and beyond.
Things to do while you are in Uzès
Join a Cook’n with Class Culinary Adventures in Uzès
Painting Uzès by Duncan Barker
7 Great Ideas for An Awesome Autumn Weekend Around Uzes by Barefoot Blogger
The Sunflower Field – The Story of Who First Cracked The Enigma Code by Caroline Longestaffe
Insider Tips for a “Lazy” Day Trip to Uzes by Barefoot Blogger
The Fabric of our Lives by Annie Barker
Un Grand Projet No Small Renovation by Annie Barker
Chambres d’Hôtes Near Uzès Mas d’Augustine by Barefoot Blogger
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