Culture and Townscape
The Château d’Eurre was built in the 11th century by the lords of Urre. After later alterations to the castle, the keep was converted into a chapel.
The Église Saint-Apollinaire dates back to the 12th century and was rebuilt in the 17th century. Eurre is also home to the fully paved Rue de l’Arcade. The upper rampart of Eurre features foundations of Roman origin.
Those who choose Eurre as their place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
The Observatoire Françoise Seyvet at the Ramières lakes offers a viewpoint over former gravel-pit lakes that have now been transformed into habitats for biodiversity. The Réserve naturelle nationale des Ramières is one of France’s 20 river nature reserves. Along the river, visitors can discover a diverse range of animal and plant life in the Ramières.
The Sentier du Castor is a family-friendly walking and discovery trail along the Drôme River. It leads through meadows, forests and riverside areas in the protected area.
At Drôme d’Abeille’s beekeeping initiation experience, visitors equipped with protective suits can open a bee colony or hive in an educational apiary. Drôme d’Abeille’s shop offers local organic honeys and other beekeeping products; honey tasting is available on site at Drôme d’Abeille.
More destination pages: Beausemblant, La Répara-Auriples, Clansayes, Pontaix, Barnave, Eygluy-Escoulin, La Touche, Bren
