The Pont du Gard site is entirely pedestrian and open to visitors on foot or cyclists. We recommend that you wear good walking shoes suitable for discovering the natural and cultural site of the Pont du Gard.
Only parking, entrance to the educational areas and guided tours and workshops are subject to entrance fees. The various cultural areas and "Les Terrasses" Restaurant are equipped with lifts.
The Museum offers a sensory discovery approach, including a radio theatre and a tactile approach to understanding ancient technical know-how. Entrance to the cultural areas is free for disabled people. Only access during guided visits to the aqueduct itself on the 3rd tier of the monument is not suitable for disabled, since this involves 80 steps and a return journey through the garrigue paths.
Road signs indicate the access to the right or left bank, depending on your preference. Supervised but unguarded car parks are available during the site's opening hours. Find out more. How to get to the Pont du Gard with liO Train? To find out more, click here. For coach operators: there is a dedicated service platform for you.
There is a bus parking charge. More information from reservation pontdugard. The Pont du Gard encourages cycle tourism with a number of easily accessible cycling circuits around it so that you can come to the site by bike, so you will be able to discover the region from a new angle and in a gentler way. This cycle touring route provides direct access to the Pont du Gard. Regardless of the number of people or the duration of the visit, parking is to be paid on site at the automatic pay stations located in front of the buildings of each bank, or by credit card at the exit terminals.
