THE CLASTRES FARM
Clastres, founded in 1089 by two Benedictine monks, benefits from a water ...Read more
PARCOURS PATRIMOINE
A tourist office offering to help you discover the history and heritage of ...Read more
MAISON DES MONTS D'ARDECHE/CHÂTEAU DE ROCHEMURE
Maison des Monts d'Ardèche, which can be visited in Jaujac to discover an ...Read more
THE BOREAL CHALKBOARD
Land art in Borée, isolated village, country of the small purple potato ...Read more
VÉLORAIL DES GORGES DU DOUX
Velorail departing from the station of Boucieu-le-Roi, to discover the ...Read more
LE MAS DAUDET
Museum and park in Saint-Alban-Auriolles, the birthplace of Alphonse ...Read more
BISHOPS' PALACE
Today, the palace is privately owned, and a large part of it is open to ...Read more
AN INN SO WELCOMING..
Read moreThe Auberge Rouge, located after Lanarce on the edge of the road, seems to be so welcoming for travellers… And yet, this place made famous by a novel, which was brilliantly adapted to the cinema twice - with the excellent and irresistible Fernandel first, then with a humour certainly grinding by Claude Autan-Lara with the Splendid team -let's not just leave good ones. memories of the imprudent who dared to enter the last century! Indeed, it was the place of sordid crimes that would défrayèrent the chronicle.
At the beginning, the history of the Auberge Rouge is "counter-revolutionary". Its owners, the Martin-Blanc, had been part of the bands of Chouans who were fighting the few gendarmes of Judge Enjolras, the Montagnes of the Mountains. But these troublemakers seemed to have subsided with the return of the Monarchy. So they wanted this Inn, which seemed to be a haven of peace and rest for the traveler harassé by a long road in desolate places and sorry. The problem for these travellers was that once they got rid of their stock exchange they were coming out of the hostel only by the chimney! The armoury lasted until a refugee in the barn denounced the case to the gendarmes. Owners and their home did not escape the guillotine - they were executed in front of the macabre Inn, at the very place of their packages, in 1833. Sensationalism fans will not be disappointed by the visit of the places that have kept a special atmosphere maintained by a guide just as special…
THE BRISON TOWER
The last vestige of an ancient fortified castle whose history remains a ...Read more
THE OLD VILLAGE
Visit a medieval relic undergoing an impressive restoration project in ...Read more
SAINT-BENOIT DOME
The Saint-Benoît Dome features a hexagonal drum structure and an imposing ...Read more
CHAMPANHET HOUSE
A museum that lets you immerse yourself in the everyday life of a ...Read more
GAZEBO OF THE BASALTIC FLOWS
Belvedere located on the commune of Fabras offering a panoramic sight on ...Read more
PASSERELLE HIMALAYENNE
Suspension bridge over the Rhone, built in 1858 and which was in service ...Read more
LOU MOULI D'OLI
Read moreForgotten from the cultural and economic heritage of the canton of Bourg-Saint-Andéol since the 1956 frost, the olive oil industry has found a new lease of life with the birth of the Lou Mouli d'Oli mill in 2003. Located in the heart of the Rhône valley, a stone's throw from the Ardèche Gorges, it produces several ranges of olive oils and other products derived from olives grown on the farm. You will discover the different stages of olive oil production during a personalised visit and the whole range of olive oils, seed oils, olive purées and table olives from the house during a tasting in the heart of the mill. The store offers Lou Mouli d'Oli branded products and a selection of references directly from producers. Finally, the Bourg-Saint-Andéol mill crushes your olives (private or professional) from the end of October to the end of December (from 100 kg).