Beaumont-lès-Valence

The etymology of Beaumont-lès-Valence has its origins in the village's position on a hill. The village is located at an altitude of 135 m to 185 m. The contraction of "beau mont" expresses the importance and height of the "mont".

The village boasts two major landmarks: the 12-meter-high clock tower at the entrance to the old village, the last vestige of the medieval rampart, and a unique feature in Europe: the church and temple in a single building dating from the 11th and 12th centuries.


- Historic sites and places of interest: The church-temple

- Panoramas and viewpoints: On the hillsides, views over the Rhône valley and Beaumont's surrounding districts, particularly towards the terreplein created for the Vierge du Vœu.

- Green heritage: Lyre cedar


Service Patrimoine - Pays d'art et d'histoire - Valence Romans Agglo