Top Things to do in Die
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Discover the best top things to do in Die, France including Cave de Die Jaillance, Acro'Parc Aventure, Office de Tourisme du Pays Diois, Le Jardin des Decouvertes, Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Die, Aloa'venture, Mosaic of the Four Rivers of Paradise, Miellerie l'Abeille du Vercors, Velodrome, Abbaye Notre-Dame de Valcroissant.
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1. Cave de Die Jaillance
Overall Ratings
4 based on 78 reviews
La signature Jaillance est celle des viticulteurs adhérents à la Cave de Die Jaillance, fondée en 1950, sous l’impulsion d’Henri Bonnet. Ce statut implique une solidarité à tous les niveaux, un attachement très fort à la terre, la volonté du travail bien fait, le respect de la nature. La Cave Jaillance, ancrée dans son territoire depuis plus de 60 ans, en est un acteur économique majeur et se positionne comme le spécialiste du muscat. La Clairette de Die est unique, pétillante et fruitée. Seulement 7 degrés de bonheur et de naturalité suffisent à enchanter le palais, de l’apéritif au dessert. Ses cépages idéalement placés dans la vallée de la Drôme et sa méthode dioise ancestrale, permettent à la cave d’allier la modernité à un prestigieux passé. Visitez le Muséobulles Jaillance, parcours muséographique guidé et remontez les couloirs du temps, depuis les Romains jusqu'à aujourd'hui.
Reviewed By Mike P - Dover
Didn't do the tour as at fixed time but the boutique does free tastings so it really didn't impede our enjoyment. Bought some wine and other bits and pieces. The Wines are at very good prices
2. Acro'Parc Aventure
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 105 reviews
This park is a start to outdoor activities on offer up: a remarkable journey of adventure high in the trees, in the heart of a forest, ornamental more than 180 stations, from 3 y.o to super athlete.You can also rent mountain bikes or equipment via ferrata, and have a guide for canyoning, rock climbing and via ferrata whose take place nearby. Caving and canoeing are possible.NEW : Electric scooters These scooters are ideal for outings with speed and thrills but also to enjoy the pleasures of a peaceful hike.
Reviewed By Jmacq92 - Georgia, USA
Our family of five climbed its first "via ferrata" with Acro Parc. The cliff is 15 minutes after Die, right above a narrow path of the Drôme river, and was a thrill. We enjoyed it tremendously and will climb more next year!
It was a two hour climb, with fairly vertical sections and a fun 25m rappel down at the end.
Equipment was state of the art. Our guide, Pierre, was fun, very safety oriented, always kept an eye on us and was ready for an advice but all at the same time we felt totally free of our movements. Great job!
We left at nine, which ensured cool temperatures and no crowd.
Park your car on the left right after the bridge, to get the shade.
3. Office de Tourisme du Pays Diois
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 35 reviews
Welcome in Pays Diois. Aux sources de la Drôme, Pays Diois has come to benefit from Alpine influences and Mediterranean influences to forge for itself a unique and contrasting character. These multiple facets combine to make the Diois a pays which can stir your senses.
Reviewed By BenMasai - Redhill, United Kingdom
Open at decent hours even on sundays, friendly helpful staff, good advice, nice setting, lots of brochures, free wifi, thanks
4. Le Jardin des Decouvertes
Overall Ratings
4 based on 38 reviews
5. Cathedrale Notre-Dame de Die
Overall Ratings
4 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By Pamela L - Pullman, Washington
The Cathedral in Die offered a quiet spiritual respite during a busy raucous festival, the Fete de la Transhumance. This is a classbeautiful ic French Cathedral.
6. Aloa'venture
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By ggw00d - Lyons-la-Foret, France
Very good activity (3 kayaks) that we have really enjoyed, we'll come back!! thanks Nick & all the familly
7. Mosaic of the Four Rivers of Paradise
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By JuliannaLees - Tocane Saint-Apre, France
St Nicolas is the former private chapel of the Bishop's Palace, not far from Die Cathedral, Drôme. It has a complete Romanesque mosaic pavement representing the Four Rivers of Paradise as described in Genesis chapter 2. Tigris, Euphrates, Fison and Gihon are represented in the four corners as male heads spouting their rivers, with their names around a compass in the centre of the room. You will also see birds, fish, animals, a mermaid, a griffin and various tools. Photography is a challenge! The room is not large and it is hard to get back far enough to take more than individual details, and the light is dim. But go there - you won't be disappointed! Die is rich in Roman ruins and you will find fragments of Roman sculptures stuck into walls at St Nicolas and elsewhere. However, do call the Office de Tourisme first - the chapel is not always open. If you drive over the Mountains look out for fabulous wild flowers near the Col du Gelibert and farms selling wonderful Beaufort cheese.
8. Miellerie l'Abeille du Vercors
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By Puffrider - Asnieres-sur-Seine, France
Un point en moins car le prix est excessif ! 15€ par adulte c est abusé au regard de la prestation ou alors il faut inclure un pot de miel aux
Participants . On voit aussi bien de mon sans payer.
À part cela l apicultrice et tres sympa et disponible pour répondre aux questions et le miel est délicieux.
9. Velodrome
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Velodrome offers you the rental of bikes, (mountain bike, mountain bike AE, VTC, VTC AE, road bike, child bike, trailer etc ...) with all the protection and repair equipment. Our young and friendly team will be there to advise you and guide you in your decisions and desires. Our activities will satisfy you gold outing with family or friends.
Reviewed By phil42 - Saint-Etienne, France
Un magasin de cycle qui loue du super matériel à la location. VTT électrique au top, j'avais jamais utilisé et c'est incroyable ... Montée à la croix de Justin par les chemins en moins d'une heure avec 600 mètres de dénivelé, et même pas fatigué
Equipe super, souriante et pro. Parfait
10. Abbaye Notre-Dame de Valcroissant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By vanhoolandt - Nice, France
A l'écart des routes se niche cette abbaye cistercienne du XIIème siècle qui fut transformée en exploitation agricole au XVIIème siècle.
Les visites de l'intérieur se font uniquement guidées et certains jours de la semaine en fonction de la période de l'année. Voir le site internet référencé.
Cette abbaye est classée monument historique, le site qui l'entoure est vraiment magnifique, vaut le détour et suffit à lui seul.
Pour y accéder il faut quitter la route un peu avant Die et ensuite rouler 3 kilomètres de sentiers carrossables. Peu avant d'arriver à l'abbaye j'ai vu qu'il y avait également des points de départ de randonnées pédestres.
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