Caderousse: Holiday apartments and houses

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The Digue d'enceinte de la ville in Caderousse is almost nine metres high above the low-water level and 1,716 metres long; the entire structure has been listed as a historic monument since 2001. A pedestrian promenade runs along the top of the Digue de Caderousse. Renting a holiday apartment in Caderousse can form part of your personal travel plans.

Culture and history

The Église Saint-Michel was rebuilt in the 15th century on the site of an older church; its nave was constructed between 1438 and 1446. The Chapelle Seigneuriale d'Ancezune in Caderousse is a 15th-century chapel with impressive vaults and gargoyles, which was classified as a historic monument in 1905. The Chapelle Saint Martin is a 12th-century chapel that was listed as a historic monument in 1932.

Around mid-October, Caderousse hosts the Salon des Cultures Provençales to preserve, promote and pass on the Provençal language and culture. The Festival du Théâtre de Rue is a free event at which the Digue de Caderousse, as well as the town's squares and small plazas, serve as stages for the performances. On Mondays in July and August, the municipality offers free guided tours of the Église Saint-Michel from 10 a.m. to 12 noon.

Waterways and nature

The ViaRhôna route from Caderousse to Avignon follows a cycle path along the Digue de Caderousse and passes the Plan d'eau du Revestidou before continuing along a greenway beside the Rhône lateral canal. The Plan d'eau du Revestidou in Caderousse is designated as a nature area.

Surroundings

The ancient Théâtre d'Orange, the ancient Arc d'Orange, the historic Château des princes d'Orange site and the Harmas Jean-Henri Fabre museum are located in the vicinity of Caderousse.

The islands of Île de la Piboulette and Île de Miémar are located near Caderousse. Île du Colombier and Île d'Oiselet are located in the vicinity of Caderousse.

Regional produce

At Stéphane Millet's farm in Caderousse, visitors can discover typical fruit and seasonal vegetables from the region; products grown there include strawberries, melons, aubergines, courgettes, tomatoes and green beans.

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