10 Things to do in Drome That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Drome, France including Les Barons Perches, Provencal Market, Musee International de la Chaussure (International Footwear Museum), Musee de Valence, Art & Archeologie, Musee du Nougat Fabrique Arnaud Soubeyran, Musee Europeen de l'Aviation de Chasse, Le Chaudron d'Or, L'Artisan Nougatier, Parc Jouvet, Cave de Tain.
Restaurants in Drome
1. Les Barons Perches
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5.0 based on 192 reviews
2. Provencal Market
3. Musee International de la Chaussure (International Footwear Museum)
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4.5 based on 236 reviews
Designer shoes and other kinds of footwear can be found at this unique specialty museum.
4. Musee de Valence, Art & Archeologie
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4.5 based on 262 reviews
The Museum of Valence is situated in the historic centre of old Valence adjoining the Cathedral of Saint Apollinaire, on the city's first terrace. It offers wide panoramic views of the Valence countryside, from Vercors to the mountains of Ardeche. Officially created in 1850, it has been housed since 1911 in the former Episcopal palace, a vast private mansion with a courtyard and private gardens, which retains many traces of its secular history: a 12th-century fortified Episcopal tower, an ogival gallery, 15th- and 17th-century painted ceilings, and more. Its rich collections of more than 20,000 works offer, in a reinvented itinerary, a wide panorama of the history of mankind and the arts, from regional prehistory to contemporary art. The Archaeology section retraces the history of civilisations occupying Drome and the mid-Rhone valley from modern times back to prehistory. The art section, which brings together paintings, drawings, sculpture, and decorative arts, places a special emphasis on the theme of landscape, from its reinterpretation by contemporary artists back to its "invention" in the 16th century as an independent genre.
5. Musee du Nougat Fabrique Arnaud Soubeyran
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4.5 based on 651 reviews
The nougat museum is a special place in Montélimar that traces the history of nougat, as well as the legacy of the Arnaud Soubeyran House, through displays, videos, art exhibits, photos and a special "hands-on" discovery trail for children. Every day until 1 pm you can observe the activity of the factory! Enjoy our shop and our delicious restaurant (lunch/ tea room).
Reviewed By siomikas - Palanga, Lithuania
Family run nougat Fabrique Arnaud Soubeyran made a great decision to show the history of their fabrique and nougat making process for all of us. Interactive and interesting museum. You can understand the history and the making process before and now of these delicious nougat candies. A great place to spend couple of sweet hours.
6. Musee Europeen de l'Aviation de Chasse
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4.5 based on 308 reviews
Welcome to the Montelimar Aviation Museum. Situated on the outskirts of the touristic city of Montelimar, the Museum has one of the most magnificent collections of aircraft and engines in South Eastern France. It is one of the major sites dedicated to the preservation of our aviation heritage in South Eastern France. Most of our aircraft were fully restored at the museum. Founded in 1987 and run by a dedicated group of volunteers and members, the Museum has expanded to have an collection of not just 66 aircraft and many engines, but models, radio transmitters and many other items associated with aviation.
7. Le Chaudron d'Or
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4.5 based on 273 reviews
Small nougat factory, full of authenticity. Here, you will discover how we have always made nougat, keeping the traditions, and our cooking in the cauldron. You can visit and taste our good products that make us proud.
8. L'Artisan Nougatier
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4.5 based on 263 reviews
9. Parc Jouvet
10. Cave de Tain
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4.0 based on 192 reviews
Located between Valence and Lyon, Cave de Tain lies at the foot of the Hermitage hillside. At the heart of the historic northern Rhône vineyards, the Cave produces and markets 5 “cru” wines and single varietal Vins de Pays from over 1000 hectares of vines (appellations Hermitage, Crozes Hermitage, Saint Joseph, Cornas and Saint Peray), making it the leading producer of “cru” wines in the northern Rhône Valley.
Reviewed By L0unita - Barcelona, Spain
After the complete visit with guide, it is really great to check all the wine options in the shop, which currently it is opened 7 days a week for 7 hours.
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