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Nice little place with a beautiful view.

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Please note: dogs are not allowed in the castle gardens, even on a leash. This means you'll have to find a different route around the castle with a dog!

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A beautiful castle that houses the Museum of the Revolution. The park is large and very pretty. It's a paradise for children.

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Beautiful castle that houses the Museum of the Revolution. The park is very beautiful, a paradise for children.

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Vogüé, the charming village with small houses at the foot of an imposing rock face. Stone calades (small paved alleys), typical of the old villages in Ardèche with narrow streets beautiful to drive through and catch your breath.

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A beautifully situated village with narrow streets. The large bridge is a great place to swim in the Ardèche. One of the shops, La Virginie Episerie d'Ardèche, on the grande rue, serves delicious goat ice cream and offers shady seating. They also sell snacks and many regional delicacies to give as gifts.

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good elevation gain to the castle.

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This magnificent castle is located within a park of nearly 100 hectares. Built on the rock of Vizille by the Counts of Grésivaudan, the castle is said to have been the cradle of the Revolution.

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An amazing spot to have a bite before the descend

Please note: the restaurant is no longer available! It's best to plan ahead and bring your own supplies.

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Rochetaillée Castle is a castle in Saint-Étienne (in Rochetaillée) in the Loire department. It is listed as a historical monument by decree of 5 April 19301. Its date of construction remains unknown but we find at least its trace in the literature in 1173. Indeed, the permutation of 1173 between the Count of Forez and the Church of Lyon indicates that whoever will have the Rochetaillée castle will owe homage and loyalty to the Count2. Situated on a rocky peak that makes it inaccessible to the north, the castle was composed of four towers, three of which remain today.

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very nice view from the castle

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Beautifully restored fort with a good restaurant

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Yvoire is one of the Most Beautiful Villages in France. Its medieval heritage, its label as a flowery town, and its privileged position on the banks of Lake Geneva have something to do with it. Take the time to stroll through its historic center and get lost on the trails of the many natural spaces of this town in the Thonon-les-Bains agglomeration.

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5* Panorama of Grésivaudan

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Built on a rock, the tall houses with six or seven levels are dominated by the ruins of a Renaissance castle of which only the round and crenellated towers remain. Also worth seeing are the belfry and the watchtower, a true testament to 13th century military architecture. The sloping streets are flanked by refreshing fountains. These small springs are a reminder that Montbrun-les-Bains is above all an important spa resort, known since Roman times for the benefits of its sulphurous waters which relieve rheumatism and treat the respiratory tract. Indeed, thanks to its highly sulphurous springs already exploited in Roman times, Montbrun-les-Bains was a very fashionable resort from the 16th century to the Revolution. As thermalism was in vogue, the Marquis de Suarez d'Aulan had a spa establishment built there in 1865, copied from the one in Baden-Baden. Montbrun then became an important spa village cited as an example in medical circles. The First World War was unfortunately fatal to the establishment's activities, which could not reopen after the conflict. After major works, the resumption of thermal activity would not resume until the 1970s and 1980s.

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From its rocky outcrop it stands majestically like a sentinel over the Rhone Valley. It stands majestically from its rocky outcrop like a sentinel over the Rhône Valley.

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charming village known for its mushrooms and its gastronomy. Founded in the 12th century, Saint-Bonnet-le-Froid has a rich history linked to the barony of Beaudiner.

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A historic castle nestled in a magnificent natural setting. An enriching hike for history buffs.

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A must-have when visiting Thonon les Bains. The château can be visited. The tour takes you through the rooms, the former moat and the castle garden. If you are a little water lover, you can cool off with your kids beforehand or afterwards in the nearby seaside resort.

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