Domazan: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Domazan combines historic sacred architecture, winegrowing and the history of the bicycle. The village showcases these different facets in historic buildings, wineries and a museum.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Domazan can focus their search on Domazan.

Discover

The Baludik route offers a playful way to discover the village of Domazan and includes numerous riddles along the way. It starts at the stadium car park on Chemin de la Grand Fond.

Culture and History

The Church of Notre-Dame de la Rouvière, also known as Sainte-Marie de Domazan, was built in the 12th century. The Chapel of Notre-Dame de la Rouvière features a remarkable four-sided, sloping vault in the Gothic pointed-arch style dating from the 16th century. The former bell tower of Notre-Dame de la Rouvière was replaced by a wrought-iron bell frame.

The Maison Jeanne d’Arc has a distinctive façade that combines several architectural styles. The reused sculptures on this façade probably date from the Renaissance.

At Château de Bosc, the Musée du Vélo tells the history of the bicycle; in its cellar, wines in three colours are available for tasting.

Wine and Landscape

At Domaine de la Valériane in Domazan, the vines grow in a valley on gently sloping hillsides. Domaine de la Valériane offers a walk through the vineyards followed by a wine tasting and local products, and also allows visitors to tour its wine cellar.

Wines are tasted at the family-run Domaine des Romarins in the heart of the village of Domazan.

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