Réauville: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

The Sainte-Marie-Madeleine Church was consecrated in 1281 and features a Romanesque building structure with walls 1.30 metres thick. Its 19th-century collection of murals depicts silhouetted representations of ancient cities and was created in 1871 by two monks from Aiguebelle Abbey.

When planning your own trip, you may wish to focus on renting a holiday apartment in Réauville.

Culture and history

The Musée de la mémoire agricole is housed in former industrial premises near Aiguebelle Abbey, within the municipality of Réauville. The area also preserves remains of the original fortified settlement, as well as architectural decorations associated with the styles of the 16th and 18th centuries. Individual visits to Réauville’s historic sights are possible at any time.

Nature

The La Gaffe area comprises meadows fed by canals along the stream, marshland alongside the stream, a rare stand of grey willows, and holm oak groves and garrigue with thyme on the slopes. At La Glacière, the cultripède spadefoot toad, Pelobate cultripède, and the plants Damasonium alisma and Sisymbrella aspera have been identified.

Things to do

The “royal” walk is a circular route approximately 2.8 kilometres long and taking around one hour, with no particular difficulties; it begins at the Place de la Paix by the cemetery. It is a family-friendly circular route for exploring Réauville and its cultural heritage. The walk includes the Rocher de la Vierge, which is considered a geological feature and an outstanding viewpoint. From there, visitors can enjoy views of Mont Ventoux and the Dentelles de Montmirail.

“Madame de Sévigné et le serment de Réauville” is a trail and investigation game available on request and by reservation.

More local pages: Livron-Sur-Drôme, Miribel, Saint-Vallier, Montchenu, Soyans, Peyrins, Luc-En-Diois, Beaufort-Sur-Gervanne.

To the overarching travel overview: Drôme.