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ADT Drôme


(ADT Drôme)
Address : 8, rue Baudin
Postcode : 26005
Town : VALENCE Cedex


Public information  

Tel  :   33 (0) 4 75 82 19 26  
Mobile  :   33 (0)  
Fax  :   33 (0) 4 75 56 01 65  
Email  :   info@ladrometourisme.com  
Website  :   http://www.ladrometourisme.com  


Company description  

General description  :   The Drôme, from the Vercors to the Provence

The Drôme lies at the junction of the main roads of Europe, it also forms the Southern limit of the Rhône-Alpes area. The Drôme unfolds between the Rhône and the mountains of the Vercors, at the gates of Provence. You need to take your time to explore this department ; if you do, then it will deliver its best kept secrets : unspoilt natural surroundings, an authentic character ; local recipes and a tradition of quality and good living.

You will discover the old Renaissance quarters of Romans, with shop fronts of shoe designers of international repute, craft workshops in medieval villages such as Le Poët-Laval or La Garde-Adhémar surrounded by dark-blue lavender fields ; local produce on colorful markets, Côtes du Rhône winecellars... Between the Drôme and you, things are just beginning.

Lavender road : Lavender is a hymn of praise to Provence, celebrating Provence endlessly with its infinite range of colour and fragrance.

Wine road : Providing a junction between wine-growing in north and southern France, The Drôme offers a rich palette of wines - still wines, sparkling wines, AOC wines, vins de Pays….

Palais Ideal du Facteur Cheval, built from stones picked up in the course of his rounds as a rural  postman ; Grignan castle, Vercors Natural park or olive road in Nyons are some of the most attractive sightseeings…
 


Description - Arts and culture in France  

Description of activity "Arts and culture in France"  :   The most beautiful castles in the Provençal area of Drome are all situated near each other: Grignan, Montélimar, Suze-la Rousse.The three of them bear witness to great architectural eras.
The Château de Grignan is the most remarkable Renaissance château in the South East of France.
The Château de Montélimar is one of the most important examples of medieval architecture in the Middle Valley of the Rhone and
Suze-La-Rousse, a medieval fortress, endowed with a magnificent Renaissance courtyard, houses the present-day Wine University.
 

Grignan
Tel. (33) (0) 4 75 91 83 55
Fax (33) (0) 4 75 91 83 51
E-mail: chateau-grignan@cg26.fr
 
Montélimar
Tel. (33) (0) 4 75 00 62 30
Fax (33) (0) 4 75 00 62 32
E-mail: chateau-grignan@cg26.fr
 
Suze-la-Rousse
Tel. (33) (0) 4 75 04 81 44
Fax (33) (0) 4 75 04 81 44
E-mail: chateau-grignan@cg26.fr
 
Available documents : information booklet on the 3 castles and various publications or sales inventories in the bookshops and reception halls.
 

Opening Times : the same for the 3 castles
Every day: from 9.30 am to 11.30 am and from 2 pm to 5.30 pm (6 pm in July and August)
Closed on Tuesday from 01/11 to 31/03, on 25/12 and on 01/01.
 
Guided visit at Grignan and at Suze: 1 hourFree visit at Montélimar.
 


Booking information  

Email  :   info@ladrometourisme.com  
Website  :   http://www.ladrome-dispo.com  


Tourism Services  

Structure  :   Official tourism authorities
Services  :   Information, Souvenir sales



 
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