Discover Cléon-D'andran

Cléon-D'andran combines a historic village layout with local cultural attractions and visitor activities. To plan your stay, you can choose between a walk around the village, the Tuesday market and specific activities. If you're looking for a hotel in Cléon-D'andran, these offer a range of ways to plan your days of travel.

Church, village layout and historic buildings

The Eglise Saint-Sauveur was built towards the end of the 11th century. The nave contains two reused bas-reliefs, set into the first pillar on the north side. The two bas-reliefs add a distinctive feature to the nave's decoration.

The village layout also tells the story of its development. Cléon-D'andran grew in concentric circles around the church, with the oldest houses in the center. At the beginning of the 19th century, the outer line of fortifications was still standing; it was later converted into a ring-shaped boulevard. If you'd like to explore the historic village layout on foot, you can follow a spiral-shaped route.

The Château de Genas is another testament to the village's history. This private estate dates from the 17th century and is protected as a historic monument. The protected area also includes the surrounding wall, the gate and the garden. The Fontaine des éléphants has a different historical connection: it was created from molds of the float “Contes des mille et une nuits” for the Corso in May 1966.

Weekly market and village festival

The Tuesday market takes place in the morning, from 8 a.m. to noon, by the Fontaine des éléphants. It offers fruit and vegetables, poultry, eggs, local cheeses and fish. The selection may vary depending on the vendors and the season. The regular hours and specified location make it easy to include a visit to the market in your day's plans.

The village festival, held over the Pentecost weekend, is a recurring event in local life. It takes place every year and includes, among other things, a large flea market on Sunday. As the exact program may change, it's a good idea to check the dates and details for the relevant year before your visit.

Exercise and a look at how things are made

Le Mamaïa is a space for exercise and well-being, open to everyone. For the 2026–2027 season, its offerings include dance classes for children, teenagers and adults. The venue combines an accessible opportunity to exercise with classes for different age groups.

Croc Déli Drôme offers guided tours by prior reservation. The shop provides a view into the bakery area and production workshops. If you're interested in how things are made, the guided tour and view of the work areas are specific aspects of a visit; reservations are essential for the guided tour.

Local production is also part of what's on offer in the village: Markus makes beer and lemonade in Cléon-D'andran and sells the products directly. If you're planning a visit specifically for this, check access arrangements in advance. This makes it possible to plan your stay around specific offerings, whether village history, the market, exercise or production.

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