Château de Bosc, located on the plateau between Nîmes and Avignon in Gard, dates to 1180 when Bérenger du Bosc built the original keep. The castle evolved into a medieval fortress featuring moats, drawbridges, and distinctive architectural elements including pepperpot turrets and gun ports. Listed as a historic monument, Bosc Castle today operates as a multifaceted cultural venue housing a bicycle and motorcycle museum with rare collections and sculptures, alongside a children's museum. The 12,000-square-meter park features ancient Lebanon cedars, olive trees, and various ornamental plantings with an ornamental garden catalogued in the General Inventory of Cultural Heritage. Wine tastings of premium red wines showcase the surrounding Côtes du Rhône region.
