Through orchards and heritage sites along the banks of the Rhône
This route on the edge of the Rhone Valley has a foretaste of Provence. Cycle through the vineyards and orchards to Château de Roussillon.
From Vienne, take the D167 towards Jardin and continue towards Saint-Sorlin-de-Vienne.
At the crossroads of the departmental road, turn right to reach Montseveroux via Les Bournes.
Continue through Les Roberts, Les Guichards then La Limone to Chapelle-de-Surieu and then Saint-Romain-de-Surieu.
Shortly after the village, turn left towards Ville-sous-Anjou, Salaise-sur-Sanne and then Roussillon.
Finally, go back up the Rhone Valley via Poncin, Assieu and Les Côtes-d'Arey.
Return to Vienne on the D46 via Verpreux
En pratique
- Non disponible
Publics
- Children,
- Level red – hard
Animaux acceptés
- Non disponible
Informations complémentaires
Langues parlées
- French
Durée moyenne d'une visite groupée
- 240h
Ouvertures
All year round.
Subject to favorable weather.
Périodes
- Autumn,
- Summer,
- Winter,
- Spring
Tarifs
Gratuit
Tips
Vienne wines: Already famous in the first century AD, the wines of northern Vienne were updated to reflect current tastes in 1995 but are matured used contemporary methods (traditional natural vinification and maturing in new barrels). Since the 1980s, there has been a revival of northern Rhône wines with fruity flavours. As part of the revival, the Vitis Viennae association with around fifteen winegrower members promotes and preserves the winegrowing sector on the left bank of the Rhône, between Vienne and Chasse-sur-Rhône. www.vinsdevienne.com
Pear eau-de-vie: The Vienne region is ideal for growing Williams pears, which are used to make a very famous pear brandy, concocted in the Colombier distillery in Villette-de-Vienne. Amidst century-old trees and a magnificent pear orchard, it is open to visitors by appointment. Taste and buy eau-de-vie, pears in syrup and natural jam and spices. www.poire-colombier.com
Information mise à jour le 15/07/2022
par Isère Attractivité
