Saint-Sauveur-De-Cruzières: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Saint-Sauveur-de-Cruzières lies on the banks of the Claysse, a tributary of the Cèze. The village has a Mediterranean climate. The surrounding countryside is home to olive trees, holm oaks, vineyards, thyme and dolmens.
Landscape and Cultural Heritage
The local heritage sites can be visited via designated walking trails; a corresponding map guide is available to the public at the town hall. The Castellas consists of the ruins of a fortified structure on a hill.
Culture and History
The present-day Saint-Geniès de Claysse chapel was founded in 1882. It is associated with a local tradition of praying for rain: residents went there to ask Saint Privat for rain. The 19th-century church is also highlighted as a place to visit in the village.
The local priory dates back to the 14th century. It has been a ruin since the 17th century and was faithfully rebuilt by its owner.
Wine and Olive Oil
The programme offers a year-round tour of the Saint Sauveur de Cruzières cellar led by a winemaker, followed by a tasting in the Caveau. The Caveau de Saint Sauveur de Cruzières invites visitors to discover its range of products bearing the IGP Ardèche protected geographical indication.
At Domaine des Bragalous, visitors can tour the wine cellar and taste wines. On Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m., Domaine des Bragalous also offers walks through the olive grove with tastings of regional products, by reservation at 06 99 56 71 83.
The artisanal Moulin à huile Vezon offers a tour with information about traditional olive oil production, presented through an explanatory video, as well as tastings of olive oil and tapenade.
Those choosing Saint-Sauveur-de-Cruzières as their destination can include their wish to rent a holiday apartment there in their personal travel plans.
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