Visiting Valence…
Situated along the Rhône, Valence is a charming place to stop. It is the capital of the department, and the first stop of the Mediterranean TGV. The old town has conserved its flavour of yesteryear with its pedestrian shopping streets, its shady squares and markets which already have a taste of Provence. It also has a more contemporary aspect with all the various shops and restaurants. Wander around the Parc Jouvet or walk along the canals; take a cruise on the Rhône from the port of l’Epervière, the most important river port in France and “European blue flag” accredited…

Visiting Romans…
… or “the city of shoes”. Situated along the Isère River and close to the Vercors, this town attracts visitors with its International Shoe Museum set in the former convent of the Visitation and superbly renovated. The museum holds collections from the greatest creators: more than 13 000 exclusive exhibits make it unique in the world. Discover “Marque Avenue” a whole area dedicated to shopping…

Visiting Montélimar…
A mythical place to stop on the N7 and the A7 Motorway, Montélimar has always been known as the “gateway to the south”. With its “Provençal alleys” where you can relax at the terrace of a café, the nougat capital is a delight for visitors. Walk through pedestrian streets of the old town to see monuments like the house of Diane de Poitiers, the Hôtel du Puy Montbrun, the Hôtel de Chabrillan, the collegiate church of Sainte Croix, St-Martin’s gate...