The commune of Combovin lies on the Valence plain, within the Vercors massif, at the confluence of the Véore and Cursayes valleys. It is also part of the Vercors Regional Nature Park, created in 1985.
Montvendre is one of the Drôme's most beautiful villages in bloom, and has been for almost thirty years, thanks to the help of horticulturists Eddy and Carole Clément and municipal employees.
The last village before climbing the Vercors via the Col des Limouches, nestled in a fold of the Monts du Matin, the commune of Peyrus lies at the mouth of the Grès valley and covers an area of 1070...
Founded in 1601 thanks to a generous donation from notary Jean Reynaud. Education was reserved for boys. They learned philosophy, mathematics, law and fencing.
The bell tower is porch-style, with a west-facing entrance. It had a roof flanked by 4 belfries and topped by a spire bearing a rooster. The whole structure was swept away by a storm in 1871.
The knights of the time (Dragons) used to take it with their gear, their load, to reach the camp above the church. The Four Banal was the place where the city's breads and caillettes were baked in...
The name of the street was given after the leather workers who worked the Canal des Moulins. The Hotel of the Princes of Monaco, suzerains of Chabeuil since 1647, was their secondary house.
Family catering with Mediterranean flavors. Our products are from the short and often organic circuit. We eat under the mulberry trees in summer and by the fireplace in winter. Many activities are...
To get to this tower from the villages of Barcelonne or Combovin, all you have to do is to follow one of the dirt tracks. This is a family-friendly walk with very few ups and downs.
Located in the commune of Châteaudouble, our bakery has been established on the ancestral farm since 2011. We work 10 hectares of land, producing rye, small spelt and different varieties of wheat.
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Concerts, tea, oysters, rugby, pétanque, table soccer, bartering practices, karaoke, quizzes, literary barbecues: there's something for everyone, of all ages and from all walks of life...
