Lamotte-du-Rhône, with its history dating back to antiquity, is dotted with historic remains. The town reflects a typically Provencal architectural heritage, with its ancient buildings, narrow streets and stone houses.
Provençal gastronomy has pride of place in Lamotte-du-Rhône. The local markets are full of fresh produce such as fruit, vegetables, aromatic herbs and olive oil, all essential ingredients in Mediterranean cuisine. Dishes such as ratatouille, aïoli and tapenade represent the rich flavours of Provence.

The market in Lamotte-du-Rhône is held every Thursday. This weekly market is the perfect opportunity for motorhome travellers to discover the local produce and crafts of the region.

-Bakeries for fresh bread and pastries.
-Grocery shops for your daily provisions.
-Pharmacies for medical needs.
-Petrol stations for refuelling your motorhome.

-Lavender Festival: A summer event celebrating lavender, the symbol of Provence, with traditional activities and markets.
-Christmas markets: Experience the magic of the festive season at these typical markets, perfect for soaking up the winter atmosphere.

-Hiking : Discover trails that wind through rolling countryside, offering breathtaking panoramas.
-Wine tasting: Take advantage of our proximity to the famous vineyards of the Rhône Valley to sample some local vintages.

-Château de Gicon: This historic castle is a major attraction in Lamotte-du-Rhône. Perched on a rocky spur, it offers panoramic views over the Rhône valley. Although its current structure dates mainly from the Middle Ages, its origins date back to Roman times.
-Saint-André church
-Roman remains: Lamotte-du-Rhône, like many places in the Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur region, is home to remains from the Roman era. Although less well known than those of neighbouring towns such as Orange or Vaison-la-Romaine, these ruins offer a fascinating insight into the region's ancient history.