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At first glance, an unassuming village. Upon closer inspection, it reveals an old castle on the hill, an interesting church, and a variety of restaurants on the market square.

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This otherwise inconspicuous place is dominated by a Templar castle, which can be visited as a museum. There's a cafe/bar nearby for a break.

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Impressive restoration of the chateau after it's fairly comprehensive destruction on orders of the Revolution.

The old center of this medieval town is far too beautiful to ignore and continue the cycle route. Beautiful passages, fortress walls and alleys can be found everywhere here.

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I have taken note.

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A visit to the château is highly recommended; beautiful castle in a beautiful location with a view of Mont Ventoux.

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A small, medieval village that immediately captivates you with its romantic and picturesque atmosphere. A visit is highly recommended.

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Perched on a hill overlooking the Jabron valley, this village classified among the most beautiful villages in France can be seen from afar from the road from Dieulefit to Montélimar. To get there, you will have to climb a small, steep road on both sides, whether you come from the east or the west. In the 12th century the order of the Hospitallers of Saint John of Jerusalem (later the Order of Malta), decided to establish a commandery on this hill and built a castle and its keep at the top of the village. At this time of the Crusades, the place served as a stopover and refuge for pilgrims leaving for the Holy Land. Like any medieval village, its history is loaded and the mark of wars is very present. Marked by its significant damage during the wars of religion, the village was gradually abandoned by the commanders who settled in Montélimar. This departure marks the decline of the site which ends up transforming into a ghost village. It was from the 1920s that its rehabilitation was undertaken and the restoration of the buildings brought a new lease of life to this village which has retained its former appearance. One of the buildings houses a museum of Dauphinois Protestantism which left a lasting mark on the history of the region.

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The village of Poët-Laval is a charming town known for its medieval history, its picturesque streets and its peaceful atmosphere. It provides a picturesque setting for visitors with its old stone houses and surrounding natural landscapes.

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The raised castle complex in the middle of the small town can be seen from afar. The once medieval castle was transformed over time into a Renaissance palace.

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The château is also very beautiful when viewed from the east!

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Le Poët-Laval is ranked among the most beautiful villages in France. There is a museum of Protestantism.

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Le Poët-Laval is a French commune with 966 inhabitants. The inhabitants are called Poët-Lavaliens or Poët-Lavalliennes. In September 2010, the place was awarded the "Les plus beaux villages de France" award. townscape: - The medieval castle of the Hospitallers of the Comtes de Poitiers, which dominates the town. - The half-ruined Saint-Jean-des-Commandeurs chapel with the tower rising above the semicircular apse is Romanesque. The first building was probably built at the beginning of the 13th century at the same time as the Château des Hospitaliers. It was severely damaged during the Wars of Religion and rebuilt at the end of the 17th century. After the construction of the new church in the lower village, it lost its function in 1895; in the 1930s the nave and sacristy collapsed. - The Donjon, whose facade is pierced with Gothic lancet windows. - The commanderie (salon des commandeurs) of the knighthood, flanked by towers, was built in the 15th century. Its facade is decorated with Gothic crosses - the eight-pointed white cross of the Maltese symbolizes the eight beatitudes of the Sermon on the Mount.

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below the castle there is a delicious grapefruit soup in the patisserie

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The history of this superb village with its narrow streets and numerous religious buildings is closely linked to the order of the Templars. The Commandery of Richerenches was founded in 1136 by the Templar brother Arnaud de Bedos. The Order of the Temple drained the surrounding marshes to practice horse breeding and the cultivation of wheat and vines. A fortified farm was built and then a chapel. This town in the Comtat Venaissin is rich in history.

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Fascinating castle that dominates the place. With interiors to visit.

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The castle was built in the 12th century, in the 13th a city wall with 12 towers and 6 gates was added. Known for Madame de Sevigne, whose correspondence with her daughter in the 17th century gives us much knowledge about people of the time.

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Take the time to visit this small village

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Great walls with attached church. Definitely worth seeing!

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Interesting hilltop village with stone buildings, cobbled streets and an ancient Chateau at the top.