Piolenc: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Piolenc
The Via Rhôna cycle route passes through Piolenc near the Plan d’eau Li Piboulo. A connection from Piolenc town centre leads to the Via Rhôna, and the Via Venaissia can also be reached from Piolenc.
Anyone considering Piolenc as a place to stay may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Nature
Several hiking trails start from Piolenc, with routes for different fitness levels. In July and August, Wam Park offers a free supervised swimming area. The Plan d’eau Li Piboulo in Piolenc is recommended as a local spot for walks or a picnic by the water.
Cuisine
The Marché provençal in Piolenc takes place every Monday, both in summer and winter, and features around twenty vendors selling meat and charcuterie, pizzas, fruit and vegetables, fish, local cheeses and other products.
The Château Beauchêne embodies the heritage of a winemaking family dating back to the 17th century. Visitors can tour the vaulted cellars and taste the wines produced there. Piolenc’s garlic festival takes place every year towards the end of summer.
Culture and History
The Château de Crochans at the entrance to Piolenc was built in the 18th century. The Temple maçonnique de Piolenc was built in the early 2000s and belongs to the Grande Loge de France. For several years, it has exceptionally been opened to the public for two days as part of the European Heritage Days, with guided tours featuring commentary.
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