En Ardèche
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Saint-Victor swimming pool in Ardèche
The commune of Saint-Victor in the Ardèche has a municipal swimming pool open throughout the extended summer season. Here’s a closer look at this aquatic centre in the Haut-Vivarais region.
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Art Centre and Château d’Aubenas in the Ardèche
After more than a decade of renovation work, the Château d’Aubenas in the southern Ardèche will open its doors on 5 July 2024 for its first summer season. Here’s a closer look at this key cultural and heritage site in the Ardèche.
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Saint-Paul-le-Jeune market in southern Ardèche
The market at Saint-Paul-le-Jeune in southern Ardèche is held weekly throughout the year in the centre of the village, two days a week.
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Which lycée in the Ardèche? Map, list and links
What secondary schools are there in the Ardèche department?List and links of public and private schools by town and conurbation.
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Le Temps Fort, street art and shows in the Ardèche
Le Temps Fort autumnal, or how to leave the summer all entertainment with the cultural programming of Quelques p’Arts? It’s all happening around Annonay in the Ardèche!
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FM radio stations in the Ardèche
As you travel along the Rhône Valley, you’ll be crossing landscapes and regions with a range of local radio stations. Here’s a closer look at some of the radio stations available from the north to the south of the Ardèche department.
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La cantine des anges, restaurant in Le Cheylard in the Eyrieux valley, Ardèche
Walking through the town of Le Cheylard in the Ardèche, along a pedestrian alleyway, I came to the banks of the River Dorne and discovered a small traditional restaurant nestling under pretty ashlar arches.
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Monts d’Ardèche Regional Nature Park
The Parc Naturel Régional des Monts d’Ardèche (PNR) was created at the turn of the century in recognition of the exceptional character of the Ardèche region, thanks to its art of living, the richness of its heritage and the beauty of its nature.
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Between a pharaonic basilica and a banned ZAD in the Bourges valley in Ardèche
In the Bourges valley in the Ardèche, plans to build a Catholic place of worship are causing controversy well beyond the Fontaulière catchment area.