This village, situated at the foot of a hill, is typically Proven\u00e7al. The beautiful houses in the alleys are decorated with climbing roses. In the month of June, in full bloom, the colors are magnificent. From the S\u00e9guret square, one can notice the peaks of the lace of Montmirail located opposite. A little path in the village leads to the ruins of the castle.<\/p>\n
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION\u00c9GURET
\nPlaced above the side of the hill, dominated by the tower of the medieval castle, the Cevennes horizon at sunset, the village of S\u00e9guret is, well planted, dominates the vine-covered plain.
\nInhabited since prehistoric times, the S\u00e9guret site is part of Voconce land widely marked in Gallo-Roman times. Then the village was built during the Middle Ages Summit (tenth twelfth century), has a history closely linked to that of Venaissin County, Ecclesiastical State until the Revolution.
\nIt is now under the rule of the Pope, sometimes as Count of Toulouse, who owned the vineyards in the twelfth century. S\u00e9guret was confirmed to France with the department of Vaucluse in 1793.
\nThe medieval character of S\u00e9guret, with its cobbled streets, charms the visitor who admires the pages of history evoked at every step.
\nFrom the vantage point, a wide view is offered to visitors.
\nThe less enthusiastic tourist can walk along a path to the ruins of the castle, where one discovers an extraordinary panorama.<\/p>\n
TO SEE, TO DO
\nThe Reynier door (north).
\nThe bell tower of the seventeenth century with its unique needle.
\nThe beautiful Saint-Denis church from the tenth century.
\nThe beautiful little chapel of Our Lady of Graces seventeenth century.
\nThe narrow street of Poternes, lined with old houses.
\nThe fountain of Mascarrons (classified historical monument).
\nThe wings of wood nailed to the door of the Huguenots (south).
\nPlace of hoops (1714) in the shade of the plane trees planted in 1860.
\nIn summer, the St. Thecla chapel regularly hosts art exhibitions.<\/p>\n
EVENTS AND CELEBRATIONS
\nRegular painting exhibitions, sculpture from April to October in St. Thecla Chapel.
\nThe 3rd weekend of July: votive festival.
\nThe 3rd Sunday of December: Day of Traditions.
\nThe Christmas Eve: performance of the mystery: “Li Bergie of Seguret” (Birth of Christ), traditional midnight mass.
\nDecember-January: Exhibition of figurines at St. Thecla chapel.
\nIn August: Hue wine festival.<\/p>\n
EXCURSIONS, RECREATION AND ACTIVITIES IN THE AREA
\nThe wine route.
\nThe Dentelles.
\nLe Mont Ventoux.
\nThe hikes.
\nThe circuits bike path or VTC.
\nEscalation.
\nParagliding.
\nThe riding schools.
\nThe Spa of Malaucene and Montbrun-les-Bains.
\nCenters of discounts such as to Vaison-la-Romaine or home.
\nAquatic areas of Nyons and Vinsobres.
\nThe adventure in the trees in Vaison-la-Romaine and Mormoiron.
\nEvening astronomy at Vaison-la-Romaine.
\nThe Naturopt\u00e8re in S\u00e9rignan-du-Comtat.
\nThe Enchanted Forest in Venasque.
\nThe art galleries around Vaison-la-Romaine.
\nMuseums.
\nThe cathedral of Vaison-la-Romaine and its cloister.
\nThe guided tour of Entrechaux castle.
\nThe ancient sites of Vaison-la-Romaine.
\nMarkets.
\nThe Theatre of Orange.
\nSalty flavors: truffles, olives, saffron….
\nSweet flavors: jams, nougat, chocolate, cookies, honey…<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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