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라미에르 역은 발 드 드롬 국립 자연 보호 구역의 집으로, 가족과 함께 환경을 배우고 보호 구역의 종과 자연 서식지를 발견할 수 있는 특별한 장소입니다. 역이 문을 닫아도 이용할 수 있는 식수대, 화장실, 앉을 수 있는 테이블과 벤치가 있습니다. 자전거 환영 라벨 https://www.drome-cestmanature.com/fiches/la-gare-des-ramieres-maison-de-la-reserve/

La Gare des Ramières에는 가족을 위한 다양한 활동을 제공하는 자연 센터인 Maison de la réserve naturelle nationale이 있습니다. 이곳은 4월부터 10월까지 수요일과 주말, 그리고 학기 중 휴가 기간 동안 매일 운영됩니다.

Magnificent viewpoint

Crest Castle is the ruin of a hilltop castle above the southern French commune of Crest in the Drôme department. Its preserved keep, at 52 meters high, is probably the highest in France and has been listed as a historical monument since June 1877. Crest Castle was built in several phases from the 10th century to the second half of the 14th century. It was owned by the French crown from 1419 onwards. Louis XIII had it demolished in 1633, with the exception of the keep, which still stands today. The tower then served as a prison until the mid-19th century. In 1988, the commune of Crest acquired it from the French state. The tower has a floor area of 20 by 32 meters and a height of 52 meters. Portcullises, defensive bay windows, and loopholes bear witness to its past as a medieval fortification. The tower has 15 rooms, which were used as living quarters in the Middle Ages and as prison cells after 1633. Numerous graffiti date from this period, including those by Protestants imprisoned there. Source: Wikipedia A tour of the tower is open to the public. The current cost is €10 per adult. The bravest can abseil down the tower's east wall from a height of 42 meters, but this wasn't possible during our visit, presumably due to a lack of tourists.

The view is absolutely unforgettable, transporting you back to the medieval age with its timeless charm.

Superb place despite the inaccuracies of the signage

Dungeon dating from the medieval period. It rises to 52 meters and is the second highest keep in Europe. It is classified as a historic monument of France.

The Grand’Rue de Crest, the main artery of the city, is punctuated by the characteristic facades of buildings and mansions built between the Renaissance and the 19th century. Note: the figures of the Seven Deadly Sins on the listed facade of the Maison de la Tour du Pin. The majestic Tour de Crest, the highest keep in France, overlooks the city from a height of 52 meters. A former fortress then a state prison, the Tower bears unique witness to medieval times and prison life.