The Rock of Glun
La Roche de Glun is a fishing village that has become an island!
From traditional houses made of rolled pebbles to listed monuments, history has left its mark in the heart of this traditional village on the banks of the Rhône. The Musards basin invites you to relax.
Two listed historical monuments in the heart of the village: the Tour Diane de Poitiers and the Porte Roussillon.
Other curiosities: its lime kilns outside the village centre, the Lead Tower which dominates the centre (private monument), potters' workshops.
The Bassin des Musards offers a walking trail, a children's square, fishing opportunities, and jousting tournaments.
Since the construction of the dam by the CNR on the Rhône, the Roche de Glun has been surrounded by the river and the canal; today it is a small island located in the middle of the two arms of the Rhône.
Located in the Drôme Department in the Auvergne-Rhône Alpes Region, between the Northern Rhône and the Southern Rhône,
in the middle of the vineyards, from North to South:
Côte-Rôtie,
Condrieu,
Chateau-Grillet,
Saint Joseph,
Croze-Hermitage,
Hermitage,
Horns,
Saint-Péray.
The towns and villages near La Roche-de-Glun are on the Ardèche side,
Glun 1 km away, Châteaubourg 2 km away, Mauves 3 km away, Cornas 5 km away and Saint-Péray 6 km away, Tournon-sur-Rhône 6 km away.
Tain l'Hermitage
Tain l'Hermitage 10 km away, nestled on the banks of the Rhône is a must-see destination for lovers of wine, gastronomy and culture. Known for its prestigious vineyards, the town is the birthplace of the famous wines of the Hermitage appellation. During your visit, be sure to visit the local cellars to taste these renowned vintages. The Maison de la Drome is an excellent starting point to discover the secrets of the region's viticulture.
As you climb to the top of the hill, you will find the Hermitage Chapel , which will offer you a spectacular panoramic view of the valley.
Valence
Valence 10 km away, awaits you with its rich cultural heritage. Stroll through its alleys, visit the Parc Jouvet or discover its fascinating Valence museums . The local markets will allow you to taste fresh and artisanal products typical of our region.
Foodies will be delighted to discover the restaurants that showcase Drôme cuisine, with tasty specialties not to be missed. End your day by visiting the Château de Crussol site perched on the hill overlooking the city of Valence and the Rhône, the Château de Crussol is an emblematic site of the region. This fortress dating from the 12th century offers a breathtaking panoramic view.
TO VISIT
THE CELLARS
RESTAURANTS
SHOPS
Butcher Rousson , Addiction bakery, Feuillette bakery , Leclerc Bourg les Valence , Intermarché Tain l'Hermitage , Chalencon pastry shop