Grillon

  • Historic site and monument
  • Engineering structure
  • Canal
  • Historic patrimony
  • House
  • Town / Village
  • Religious heritage
  • Bell tower
  • Church
84600 Grillon
Former limit of the northern Papal State, two towers dominate the impressive and massive city walls : the belfry is surmounted with a wrought iron bell and the church bell tower fitted with an octagonal arrow made of stone.
The Vialle district, founding site for the village of Grillon, is highly characteristic of feudal town-planning. The castle was erected in the 12th century and guaranteed security. The protection it provided was reinforced with the building of the town ramparts, under the walls of which the village grew.
The construction of the new church in 1869, the building of a train station in 1896 and the Town Hall and school in 1900, all marked the decline of Vialle.
1974 saw the beginning of the renaissance of Vialle, which boasts a large range of architectural curiosities, some of which are included in an additional inventory of historical monuments : Maison des Trois Arcs, Maison Milon, Maison du Boulanger.
A historical pedestrian route within the village permits visitors to easily discover these wonders.

Services

Services

Public WC
Exhibition space
Book shop
Unguided group tours
Guided group tours
Unguided individual tours

Openings

Openings

All year 2025 - Open everyday

Location

Location

Grillon
84600 Grillon
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Updated on 11 April 2023 at 15:59
by Office de Tourisme Communautaire Pays de Grignan et Enclave des Papes
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