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Grotto tour (adults approx. 15 euros) with snack and toilet facilities

The path is strenuous but worth it. Be careful on your head on the stairs.

"The Lourdes Cave was built in 1905 by Father Marqueyrol (former priest of St Montan) after his return from a pilgrimage to Lourdes and has long remained an important place of pilgrimage. Several miracles are said to have occurred there. Apart from its picturesque appearance, this place seems to have been visited very early on due to the springs connected to caves, rocks and the nearby forest. The most important spring, which never runs dry, is called the "Fever Fountain" (Montanus gave it the power to cure fever); we can see it bubbling up from under the road near the small dam." Very worth seeing

"The Vauclusian fountains that form the Tourne river in Bourg-Saint-Andéol, a site regularly explored by experienced divers. This is rainwater that penetrates underground and forms a complex network of submerged galleries to flow into the valley at the foot of the cliff here" Impressive and beautifully located in an art park with numerous attractions all around.

Marian place of worship, founded in 1905 by the parishioners and the priest Marqueyrol

Grotto with seating

Not far from the entrance of the grotto from the parking lot there is a small path to the Belvedere de Cathedral with explanatory panels on flora and fauna.

Very beautiful landscapes of southern Ardèche