Chassiers combines Romanesque sacred architecture, historic buildings, village paths and regional markets within a compact village setting. Those considering Chassiers as a destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Culture
The Romanesque Saint-Benoît Chapel in Chassiers has been classified as a historic monument since 1907. It has two naves, each ending in the east in a polygonal or semicircular apse, respectively.
The Notre-Dame de Bonne-Rencontre Chapel is a restored former pilgrimage site. The Château de la Vernade dates back to the 16th century and now houses Chassiers Town Hall.
Chassiers is also home to Rich Art Créations, a creative arts and crafts workshop. It makes lamps from gourds and coconuts, as well as jewellery and vases.
Nature and Trails
Circular Route No. 1, “Entre Ligne et Lande”, starts and ends in the village of Chassiers. It leads to the Vierge du Ranc Courbier, a summit offering views over the Val de Ligne.
An audio-guided tour of the village is available in Chassiers all year round. The approximately 1.5 km route includes nine stops and takes one to two hours.
Geographical Location
Chassiers holds the “Accueil Vélo” label and offers cyclists a repair kit at the town hall and grocery shop, as well as bicycle racks.
Chassiers is 3.5 km from the Via-Ardèche greenway and can be reached via Largentière.
Local Life
The market of producers and creative artisans in Chassiers focuses on local handicrafts and regional products such as cheese, honey, chestnuts, juices, tapenades, vegetables and fruit. The regional products are prepared by local producers.
More local pages: Sainte-Eulalie, Gluiras, Saint-Prix, Ucel, Saint-Martin-Sur-Lavezon, Rochemaure, Uzer, Arlebosc.
