Sites and museums
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Built at the end of the XIIth century on top the hill dominating Montélimar, and refl ecting the power of the Adhémar family, this is a rare example of a residential palace from the Romanesque period. XIth century chapel and XIIIth century seigniorial Palace. Classifi ed as a historical monument in 1889, the Palace is a contemporaryarter exhibitions.

Presentation of Montelimar's heritage in geology, prehistory, Gallo- Roman, Middle Ages and numismatics

The Castle of Grignan, the greatest Renaissance Château of South East of France, famous with Mrs de Sévigné in the XVIIth century.

In the heart of a mediaeval village, once seat of a commandry of the Knights Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem, the museum is installed in the home of one of these knights. Discover one of the two protestant churches which survived the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes and the history of protestantisme in the Dauphiné, from the Reformation up to nowadays. Don't miss the collection of contemporary mosaics. Temporary exhibitions.

XIIth-XVIIth centuries. Medieval castle transformed in the XVIth century, famous with its Renaissance yard.

The higherdonjon of France (52m). Panoramic view from its terraces. Exhibitions, shows, ropeingdown, guided tours. Stage amenities showing the storu of the donjon.

3 rd conservation area of the Rhône Alpes region, bishopric of the Ardèche region since the V th century, Viviers is an open-air museum. On most façades, Romanesque or Gothic doors and windows can be seen side by side as well as Renaissance or XVIII th century ones. The St Vincent Cathedral is standing on top of the rock. Built in the XII th century. Magnificent Gobelins tapestries.

Real treasures are hidden in this town, with the richest heritage in Ardèche: the Dolmens, the Tourne Valley, the bas-relief of the god Mithre, Saint Andéol's Church, and many other wonders. Producers propose you tasting-visits to give you nice discovery moments. Events all the year liven up the town.