Archaeology handicrafts and science and technology sites to visit Drôme

In Valence the Maison des Têtes, in Romans the Maison du Mouton! Two historic houses, each with its own heritage centre. The Maison du Mouton, one of the oldest in Romans, dates back to the ^14th century. Its medieval facade bears witness to several periods of construction and redevelopment from the ^15th century onwards. After major renovation work, the end of 2024 will see the opening of the Agglo's Centre d'Interprétation de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Center), which aims to showcase the Drôme des collines landscape and local architecture.

The Valence Romans Agglo Heritage and Art and History Department occupies the first floor of the Maison des Têtes, one of Valence's most important historic buildings. A new cultural space, the Centre d'Interprétation de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine (Architecture and Heritage Interpretation Centre) provides information on local heritage and offers a new perspective on the area. Permanent exhibition on the Valence Plain, from the Rhône to the Vercors foothills, a museum space dedicated to "Valence, military city" and a temporary exhibition room. Guided tours of the town and heritage workshops.

Scoot Nomad is a tourist attraction located in Marsanne, Drôme. They offer a variety of rides on vintage scooters, mopeds and open-air cars. Rates vary according to the length of the ride and the type of vehicle chosen. Scoot Nomad also offers the possibility of renting accommodation, such as a caravan or country cottage, for the day before departure or the day of return. To book, all you need to do is select the dates, number of people and scooter capacity, then fill in a quote request form. A deposit of 50% of the total cost of the trip is required to confirm the reservation. Scoot Nomad also provides practical information on the licenses required to drive the different types of scooters.