.Follow in the footsteps of the Marquis of Vogüé and discover the history of this castle that dominates the Vogüé village, on the banks of the Ardèche river. Historical rooms and magnificent hanging gardens. Explore on your own or with a guided tour.
Traditional restaurant with panoramic terrace. Barbecue and concert evenings
From 5 years old, ideal for the whole family! Come and take your first bouldering steps as you wish... on the rocks of Lavilledieu or Casteljau. Fun and friendly, where balance is a game.
Nicole and Jacques offer you a unique experience in the Ardèche: 2-hour horseback ride with a 1 km river descent for all levels from age 10. Pony baptisms for ages 2 to 9.
Old Vivarais farmhouse in peaceful leafy setting 1km from village. In the heart of a country with a rich heritage, Laudun offers you a wide range of activities and discoveries: hiking, swimming, visits to tourist sites, villages of character.
Buggy SSV touring in the Ardèche. Supervised by qualified local guides Adapted 4x4 routes Buggy excursions to discover the Ardèche off the beaten track Sensations and a change of scenery guaranteed aboard comfortable Buggies.
Apartment on the 1st floor, ideally located in the heart of the village with a small shared courtyard, individual cellar and parking nearby.
Open your eyes and discover the starry universe with the museum's animators. On the program: a theatrical show, followed by a short night walk and an introduction to telescope observation near the museum.
Nestled in the hollow of a volcanic crater, entirely renovated stone house. Located near a picturesque hamlet (4 km from the village). Isolated environment in the woods and grassland; 3000 square meter of private property with a nice view over the hills around and far beyond.
From the garden's museum to the silkworms' "apartments," our guide will present mulberry-worms culture in its many facets : natural, historical, technical, economic... A surprising visit accessible to all, including the spinning of cocoons (duration 1 hour 15 minutes).
