Now that you have put your bags down at Les Bastets campsite, prepare to discover the region! Drome has a lot to offer for all tastes and all budgets.<\/p>\n
Something between a work of art and a building, the Palace deserves a visit. Designed and built by just one man, the\u00a0Ideal Palace<\/a>\u00a0is reminiscent of iconic buildings around the world \u2013 in India, Egypt, Algeria, and \u2026medieval towns if Europe. Styles and eras intersect, giving the building its aura of strange, disparate beauty.<\/p>\n If you’re bored with traditional zoos, you’ve come to the right place. Here you can see 23 different species of crocodiles, from the caiman to the albino alligator. You can also see here some rare turtles, tropical birds and fish. La\u00a0Ferme des Crocodiles<\/a>\u00a0is open every day, including Sunday.<\/p>\n This\u00a0rustic castle<\/a>, built in the 11th century and then re-built by the Adh\u00e9mar family, has been a stately palace, fortress and prison. Today, it is a listed historical monument and is open to tours, which allow visitors to see its various wings including the Narbonne tower, constructed in the 1200s.<\/p>\n If you took your bike on vacation, here is a greate route for you. This\u00a0road<\/a>, with a total length of 815 km, runs along the Rh\u00f4ne valley and allows you to admire the Dr\u00f4me landscapes at your own pace.<\/p>\n This crossover between an adventure course and Jurassic Park is something your children have probably been dreaming of seeing.\u00a0Here<\/a>, everything is designed to thrill, scare and delight. Slalom between life-size dinosaur reproductions!<\/p>\nThe Crocodile Farm<\/h2>\n
Mont\u00e9limar castle<\/h2>\n
The Via Rhona<\/h2>\n
The Labyrinths of Hauterives<\/h2>\n