Le Grand-Serre: Holiday Apartments and Houses
Le Grand-Serre is home to the Church of Saint Mamert, which features Romanesque foundations, a Gothic choir and a Gothic seigneurial chapel. The entrance and its bas-relief at Saint Mamert were partially listed as a historic monument by decree of 13 July 1926.
Culture
The medieval market hall, La Halle médiévale, is rectangular, has four aisles with seven bays each and is supported by an oak framework. It is the only building of its kind in the Drôme.
The Parcours historique covers the medieval remains of the fortifications, the market hall, the former priory, Rue basse and the narrow streets that continue to strongly shape the village of Le Grand-Serre. The route is equipped with an explanatory information panel.
Those choosing Le Grand-Serre as their holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature and Trails
The Autour du Grand Serre route starts from the medieval village of Le Grand-Serre and follows peaceful paths through forests and protected natural landscapes in the Drôme des Collines. The route includes a nature stop at Étang de Joanna Maria.
Experiences
The free interactive treasure hunt La malédiction du Grand-Serre in the Baludik app takes around one hour, is intended for children aged five and over and is accessible with a pushchair.
Les Chèvres qui dansent offers free insights into goat milking; registration is not required.
The evening visit to Les Chèvres qui dansent includes a guided presentation of the farm and its work, an introduction to milking and games for identifying goats.
Local Products
Les Chèvres qui dansent makes cheeses from pure goat's milk, available in natural, flavoured, young and mature varieties.
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