Meyrannes: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Meyrannes combines garrigue, chestnut groves, olive groves and forests. The Cèze River runs alongside the village of Meyrannes, and the area is protected by the Natura 2000 network.

In the immediate vicinity of Meyrannes are Serre de Banassac, Dorquier and Le Fautel, all mountains. Serre de Majard, a mountain, is also located near Meyrannes.

Anyone choosing Meyrannes as a travel destination can include the wish to rent a holiday apartment in their personal travel plans.

Culture and History

The Eglise Notre-Dame de l'Assomption is a 12th-century church. Since 19 September 2003, it has been listed in the inventory of historic monuments. It is regularly opened to the public during the European Heritage Days and offers guided tours of its architecture and history.

The Rue du Compoix, dating from 1649, offers insights into Meyrannes' centuries-old history. L'Abri du Temps can be visited year-round by groups of 5 to 20 people by prior arrangement with the town hall.

In the wider regional surroundings of Meyrannes are Château d'Allègre, a ruin; Notre-Dames des Fonts Saint Bernard et Sainte Claire, a historic site; the ruins of Abbaye de Valsauve (1217–1375); and the Abbatiale de Goudargues, a monastery.

Hiking

The Le Sentier du Montgrillet trail leads through garrigue and chestnut groves and is lined with dry-stone terraces, lime kilns and capitelles. The Le Montgrillet trail has 17 information panels.

Further destinations: Saint-Hyppolyte-Du-Fort, Bouquet, La Bruguière, Brouzet-Lès-Alès, Brignon, Saint-Laurent-D'aigouze, Vallabrègues, Saint-Jean-du-Pin

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