  The "son et lumière" spectacles at the Château St Martin: In the magnificent XIIth century cellar, the château St Martin offers a
wonderful animated voyage around the wines of Provence using the history of the
domain and it's own wine vintages. Open every day from 9h - 12h and from 14h -
18h tel. 04.94.73.02.01.
If you would like to discover other
Côtes de Provence vintages, take a look at the la Maison des Vins des
Côtes de Provence which is at Les Arcs on the RN7 at Pont d'Argens,
not very far from the Château St Martin. In the cellar you'll find the
wines of the appellation set out by areas of production. It makes an interesting
visit and of course there is wine tasting... in moderation, of course!
 Take a walk :
 Visit the Fort oppidum and you'll
mix a good walk with archaeological discovery. This ancient fortified village
was built by the Romans as accommodation for the Ligurian workers from the Roman
farms on the the Arcs and Taradeau plains. The ramparts and houses can still
be seen, and the commune has installed an information point. Further information
from the tourist office, or local residents. |
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Overlooking the village, the Taradel tower (look out tower) and the St
Martin chapel which date from the XIIth century, are the remains of the
Taradel village which was built on a rock outcrop. It was destroyed by
invasion in the Middle Ages. From the highest point there are pretty views
over the village and the surrounding hills.
