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Despite its current state, which is essentially in ruins, the castle (or more accurately, Castrum) of Allègre remains impressive and bears witness to nearly 10 centuries of history. It features towers and stately homes, a double rampart, a chapel, and a village. Located at an altitude of 275 meters, overlooking the middle valley of the Cèze, the entire site covers one and a half hectares and offers a sublime panorama of Mont Bouquet and the entire Cévennes (orientation table). Very close to the D37, the tour is best done on foot after leaving your bike in the parking lot.

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A short detour is always worthwhile.

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Rather inconspicuous, but spectacularly located.

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The village of Cornillon stretches lazily on a rocky outcrop. Its viewpoint offers a magnificent panorama of the Cèze valley 🏞️ Strolling through the picturesque alleys and arched passages allows you to enjoy this charming village where time seems to have stood still. The short walk passes by beautiful old houses, as well as workshops of artists, painters and potters who have settled in the village. The ramparts and the remains of the old feudal castle 🏰 bear witness to a prestigious past closely linked to the history of the Popes of Avignon.

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Pretty village. The arrival is nice, view of the church and the castle straight ahead.

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A first castle in the form of a square tower was built in the 11th century and allowed the main axis to be watched over the Pont d'Arc. At the end of the 14th century a new castle was built on top of the old feudal fortifications. The lord of the castle, the Comte du Roure, belonged to the Beauvoir family of Grimoard du Roure.

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Barjac although located in the department of Gard is bordering the department of Ardèche and is at the threshold of the Cévennes. In this town of barely 1,600 inhabitants, you can explore both the gorges of the Ardèche and those of the Cèze. Its castle, which dates from the beginning of the 17th century, houses the town hall, but also the cinema, the library and a room for exhibitions and shows. Barjac is known for its many markets and fairs. There are two markets per week out of season and in the middle of summer you can have up to three markets including one at night. Inquire at the town hall to find out the days and times.

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Picturesque place with old castle.

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Great view over the Cevennes and Mont Bouquet

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Perfect spot for distant gazing

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The area is not very touristy and the streets are empty. But it's worth it.

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On the way from Orgnav-l'Aven down to the valley of the Ardèche you come through the village Labastide-de-Virac. Already on the way you can see the village with the pretty Château des Roure. To this one can go up in a few meters. In addition to the ticket sale for the castle tour you can also buy drinks and snacks, which may be convenient in the structurally weak area.

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