353 result(s) for : node/koteja nature

Rocher

Historic site and monument

Free

Rocher

This village is located up the river Ligne valley on the way to the Croix de Millet pass.

Prunet

Historic site and monument

Prunet

This pleasant little village can be found on the way up to the Col de la Croix Millet. On the road, covered with chestnut groves, you can enjoy great views of the Val de Ligne and Tanargue mountain range.

Antraïgues : village de caractère

Historic site and monument

Free

Vallées d'Antraigues - Asperjoc

Be happy, be perched…this could be the motto for the Cévennes village perched above 3 rivers.

Ruines du château de Peychelard

Historic site and monument

Free

Lamastre

The remains of Peychelard Castle, built in the 10th century on a fortified spur, embody the initial residence of the lords of Lamastre. Nestled within a secure private property.

Saint-Bonnet church

Historic site and monument

Free

Jaujac

The current church of Jaujac was built in 1848-1852. It has basket-handle vaults, paintings in the choir, three gilded wooden statues and an organ with 23 instruments installed in 1970. There are many concerts in this church.

Saint-Pierre’s church

Historic site and monument

Free

Larnas

A marvel of the 12th century 'Vivarais' Romanesque art with sober and harmonious lines. The church is modest but has thanks to the architectural work of Stefanus and its cupula also an impressive architecture.

Village de Sainte-Eulalie (village)

Historic site and monument

Free

Sainte-Eulalie

Sainte-Eulalie is a charming village located near the Loire sources. It owes its name to a young Christian Spanish woman who died as a martyr in the 3rd century. During your visit of the village, you will come across the Clastres farm, a model of traditional architecture.

Seignobos Park

Park and garden

Free

Lamastre

Botanical tour among the beautiful tree species in the heart of Lamastre around the century-old gingko biloba and other species.

Ruins of Retourtour Castle

Historic site and monument

Free

Lamastre

The former estate of the Pagan-Retourtour family located in a loop of the Doux River on the outskirts of Lamastre.

La Tour

Museum

Saint-Laurent-les-Bains - Laval d'Aurelle

Roman site of Drome la Romaine

Historic site and monument

Lablachère

Tour de Borne

Historic site and monument

Free

Borne

Eglise de St Etienne de Lugdarès

Historic site and monument

Free

Saint-Étienne-de-Lugdarès

Church nicknamed "the cathedral of the mountain" because of its imposing size. It is a Gothic-style church. It houses the high altar of the Abbaye des Chambons.

Le clocher de tourmente de Mas de Truc

Historic site and monument

Free

Borne

The "tourmente" bell tower at Mas de Truc used to help travellers find their way through the "burle" or "tourmente", local names for the blizzard.

Maison Jean Ferrat

Museum 9.1/10

Vallées d'Antraigues - Asperjoc

The Maison Jean Ferrat stands on the square in Antraigues, a village full of character perched on its basalt rock. The artist, who came here in the 60s, found his haven of peace "in this land of wind, broom and heather" and settled just a few miles away.

Château du Hautvillard

Historic site and monument

Free

Silhac

Private property visible from the outside. A castle dating back to the 12th century, featuring two beautiful circular towers, a square keep, and a monumental carved fireplace built in the early 16th century.

Château de Vaussèche

Historic site and monument

Free

Vernoux-en-Vivarais

Private property whose grounds are open and accessible all year round for self-guided tours (with four information panels). The castle dates back to the 13th century, but the main buildings were constructed in the 15th, 16th and 17th centuries.

Découverte libre du village de Coux

Historic site and monument

Free

Coux

Historic centre of Privas – Free visit

Historic site and monument

Free

Privas

Château de Collans

Historic site and monument

Free

Silhac

Private property visible from the outside. Castle (fortified house) dating back to the 12th century. 17th-century main building with two beautiful round towers. The building houses a 12th-century guard room on the ground floor.