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Small rest area along a beautiful road. The perfect spot, in the shade, for a snack.

Marsanne is a very pretty little village where it is nice to take a break in the shade of its plane trees.

Despite many owners and numerous changes since 1339, the castle remains primarily associated with one person: Émile Loubet. The French President acquired the castle in 1903 as a summer residence. As a son of the region and a senator, Loubet campaigned for the region and the construction of the local railway. While the castle is now used privately, the park and former castle garden can be enjoyed by everyone. Part 2 of the Petit Train du Picodon bike tour.

A park for everyone. The Parc Municipal Émile Loubet was originally part of the garden of the adjacent castle. That changed with the French President Émile Loubet (1899-1906). Coming from the region, as the previous owner, he allowed the village community to use it publicly. This spirit is still there. For the students and teachers of La Bégude-de-Mazenc, it is a place for activities in the fresh air. Part 1 of the Petit Train du Picodon bike tour.

Landmark for sale The 16th century bell tower belonged to the town hall. This was the centre of power for the self-confident bourgeoisie of Chateauneuf, a meeting place of its own, independent of feudal lords and the Catholic Church. After the centre of power was moved to the valley, the ruins of the old village were up for sale. A curious mistake occurred: due to the complicated property situation, the belfry was accidentally privatised. The municipality later reversed the sale. Today the belfry is the landmark of Chateauneuf.

The owner of the Aubergistes restaurant is also the owner of the very nice Hotel Restaurant La Conserverie. Very nice retro interior. No two chairs or tables are the same. Also a nice terrace

Very pleasant and quiet road from Bourdeaux

The perched village is recognizable from afar, thanks to the white silhouette of the Saint-Félix church which culminates at the summit of Marsanne. For a complete tour of the site, let yourself be guided by the last vestiges of the Montluisant castle. Don't forget to pass by the Marsanne vines (whose grape variety is used in Côtes-du-Rhône appellation wines).