Saint-Bauzély, in the Gard Department, owes its name to the holy martyr of Nimes, who was tortured in the third century. In the sixteenth century. The inhabitants, mostly reformists, are not immune to problems between Protestants and Catholics. Through the battles between the religions, the twelfth-century church was partially destroyed. The damaged church became the source of stones to build the village houses. The church was rebuilt in 1802. The town is located near Nîmes, the village has experienced significant population growth since 1962, becoming an urban commune of over 600 residents. Despite that number, there are no retail services in the town. Don't confuse this town with Saint-Beauzély in the Aveyron Department.
