Provencal Authenticity and Hospitality
To the north-west of Provence, from the right bank of the Rhône to the Cévennes moutains, the Ardèche department offers visitors the delights of a typically sunny Mediterranean climate. It's in the southern Ardèche that the landscapes most closely resemble Provence.
The landscapes of the southern Ardèche captivate visitors with their exceptional natural beauty: from the Gorges de l'Ardèche to the Gorges du Chassezac and the Vallée de la Cèze, every nook and cranny reveals breathtaking natural treasures.
But that's not all! The Ardèche is also home to a remarkable architectural heritage. The stone villages, perched on their hillsides, rival in beauty the most charming villages of the Luberon.
The Ardèche also boasts an exceptional terroir, delighting the taste buds of gourmets in search of authentic flavours. Mature cheeses, sun-drenched wines, traditional charcuterie and succulent chestnuts are all part of the region's gastronomic reputation.
Explore the Ardèche, where every moment promises a sensory discovery and an immersion in the heart of a region full of surprises and delights.