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The Château des Adhémar in Montélimar is a stunning example of medieval architecture and a significant landmark in the Drôme region. Originally built in the 11th century by the Counts of Toulouse, it was expanded into a magnificent palace by the Adhémar family in the 12th century. Over the centuries, it has served as a fortress, citadel, and prison. Today, it is a publicly accessible monument historique and offers a fascinating insight into the region's history. Visitors can admire the well-preserved Romanesque architectural features and enjoy the breathtaking views from the battlements.

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nice little walk visiting the town center of Montelimar with a stop at the restaurant Le Troquet next to the post office

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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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This castle (private property) founded in the 14ᵉ century retains very few vestiges of this period. It was refurbished in the 17ᵉ century, with a south facade made in the 19ᵉ century in a neo-medieval style. Its current quadrangular plan is confined to the corners of four circular turrets; its four wings overlook an interior courtyard accessible from the east. The agricultural outbuilding (farm) which was attached to it and adjoining to the northeast, probably in the 19ᵉ century, adopts a U-shaped plan. It has an interior courtyard and includes a stable wing.

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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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