Built on a sandstone spur, La Garde Adhemar is an open balcony on the Rhône valley, a perfect place to discover the region of Tricastin.
La Garde Adhemar has retained its medieval architecture: walls, castle, narrow streets and ancient habitat, now completely restored. At the end of the village are the remains of the Renaissance château built by Michel Escalin. St Michel roman church holds 3 naves and a western apse. Nearly one mile of the village, the val des Nymphes was a Celt praying ground, then it became roman, Christian. The people deserted the vale in the 12th to shelter themselves behind the walls of the city.
Where
to stay?
What to discover?
• Church St-Michel: everyday 9h-18h.
• garden des Herbes: everyday; guided visit on appointment
• Site from val des Nymphes: everyday.
• Village: guided visit on appointment
