テジエの洞窟・トップ7

It's worth a visit if you're nearby. Everything is very well preserved. 👍👍👍

Limitless horizon. I suppose we must see the sea in very good weather. The arrival from the racing circuit further adds to the perspective. Its construction appears to date from the 12th century. Dating was made possible thanks to the use of blocks of calcitic concretions coming from the pipes of the Roman aqueduct of Nîmes. When visiting the castle, we can still spot these rubble stones today with their multiple parallel streaks which correspond to the different planes of crystallization of the limestone. By comparing with the blocks of the church of Saint Bonnet and the Saint Étienne chapel of Saint Hilaire d'Ozilhan, we were able to estimate the construction of part of this building around 1150-1200. But we had to wait until 1311 for it to be cited

Fortress guarding the Rhone.

Beautiful medieval castle (12th century) classified as a historic monument since 1990. Private property, cannot be visited but the facade and surrounding walls are worth a detour. Very beautiful view of the Rhône plain and the Alpilles

This small medieval village is typical of Provence. Its fortified castle overlooks the town. As you stroll through its narrow streets, you'll come across old houses with beautiful facades, doorways with sculpted pediments, and, of course, the Loriol Gate at the village entrance, with the Gardette to its left, a former guardhouse where the gates once controlled access. Stop for a drink at the Café du Commerce and enjoy its pleasant terrace. Afterwards, you can head up to the heights above the town to the Moulin Bonnet.

Beaucaire Castle is a ruined castle in the commune of Beaucaire in the Gard department in France.

I don't live far away and I admit I don't know this city. I just go there by bike during my wanderings in the Alpilles massif. It is promised next time I stop to visit the city a little

Nice view from the bridge