Bédarrides tourist tour

#1 - The Pont Roman - See the page

Spanning the Ouvèze River, which has its source in the Baronnies Massif, the Pont Roman was rebuilt over the centuries in order to resist the various floods it has suffered.

#2 - Saint-Laurent Church - See the page

In the heart of the village of Bédarrides, this beautiful 17th-century church built of Gigognan stone has a special link with the history of the Comtat Venaissin.

#3 - The water tower - See the page

The city of Bédarrides experiencing water supply problems, the water tower was built in the 19th century, following the discovery of a powerful spring in the Souvine district.

#4 - The Pousterloun Gate - See the page

The Pousterloun Gate is a building protecting the ancient center of Bédarrides which was once part of the ramparts, it is also a witness to the history of the city.

#5 - The former Chapel of the White Penitents - See the page

Discover the history and the past of this beautiful stone house in Bédarrides, which housed the Chapel of the White Penitents in the 17th century

#6 - The Fontaine des Minimes - See the page

The Minimes fountain, one of Bédarrides' heritage features, was built around 1750 and is fed by a spring of living water discovered some time before its construction.

#7 - The 4th of September Gate - See the page

Discover the Porte du 4 septembre in Bédarrides, a historic vestige of the village's main gate. The gate is part of the town's architectural heritage.

#8 - The former Café de la Montagne - See the page

A major opposition center in Bédarrides, the Café de la Montagne was the house where the republicans of the village met against the coup d'État of Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.

#9 - The old flour mill known as de la Seille - See the page

Discover the history of the flour mill known as de la Seille, which is no longer in activity. It dates from before the 16th century and belonged to the archbishop of Avignon.