Tauriers: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Tauriers is a village located at an altitude of around 400 metres, offering panoramic views of Mont Ventoux and the Alps.

Anyone looking to find and rent a holiday apartment in Tauriers can consider the village as a destination.

Culture

The Romanesque Church of Saint Julien de Brioude in Tauriers dates from the 19th century and has been restored and renovated. Two contemporary stained-glass windows were also added.

The ruins known as the Chapelle des 3 clochers are the remains of the Notre-Dame de Tous Biens chapel, built in 1875. The Chapelle des 3 clochers is located on private property; a municipal order prohibits access.

The former fortified village of Tauriers is dominated by a 13th-century feudal castle, which is listed as worthy of protection and is privately owned.

Nature and Trails

Circuit No. 8: En longeant le Roubreau leads from Largentière to Tauriers through the wild and biodiverse Roubreau Valley. This route offers beautiful views of Tauriers.

The Roseraie de Berty in Tauriers showcases more than 700 varieties of old roses. It is located in a riverside setting within a protected landscape.

Circuit No. 20: Sur les traces des Sarpes-Bruges runs along the Roubreau Valley and explores its history: the term “sarpe” means “to cut”, while “Bruges” refers to the heather that once grew abundantly there. It was formerly used to make bows on which silkworms attached themselves.

Experiences

The Écuries des Lauzières offer trail rides for all levels, lasting from one hour to a full day. Children are welcome from the age of three.

Other places: Saint-André-Lachamp, Fabras, Burzet, Saint-Marcel-Lès-Annonay, Saint-Lager-Bressac, Lemps, Saint-Just, Saint-Genest-De-Beauzon

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