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The Mill Canal in La Voulte-sur-Rhône attracts visitors with its tranquil, picturesque waterway and old mills, which still recall their historic use. Surrounded by charming half-timbered houses and green riverside paths, it invites strolls and explorations.

Beauchastel, a charming village on the Rhône River in the Ardèche region, invites you to a relaxing visit. The historic old town, with its narrow streets and traditional stone houses, is particularly worth seeing. The ruins of the old castle offer picturesque views of the Rhône and the surrounding countryside. Nature lovers enjoy walks along the river or through the region's verdant vineyards. A hidden idyll away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist crowds, it's well worth a visit.

nice winding place, old town of Beauchastel

From the cycle path, you can see the eastern face of the Guercy massif, where the Soyons caves, discovered in the 19th century, are located. The Nero cave contains traces of prehistoric human and Neanderthal life, while the Trou du Renard is a vast network of galleries resulting from limestone concretions.

Beautiful winding city! But there is: nothing! The last boulangerie is also closed during the summer holidays 🥲

On the Soyons site, an exceptional set of cavities was discovered at the end of the 19th century. Currently two prehistoric and concretion caves are open to the public. Nero's cave immerses us in prehistory and the life of Neanderthal man. The Fox Hole reveals the underground world and provides access to a gallery of limestone concretions with stalagmites, stalactites, draperies, columns. A botanical trail will take you to the porch of the caves. The visit is guided and lasts one hour. Combined ticket “caves + archaeological museum of Soyons”. Introductory workshops on archaeological excavation for children (information on workshop dates at the museum). Cave classified as a “Historic Monument” and “Natura 2000” “ENS” and “Vineyards and Discoveries” site.

Pretty views of the river Drome and the valley in both directions, with the tower of Crest visible above the town in a third direction. The bridge has a specific pedestrian/cycle path with seating all the way along it so you can have a good view of the river while catching your breath.

Crest is a small town in the Drôme Valley. It is the gateway to the Vercors from the west.