Lighthouses

Lighthouses

Ludgares is a village in the Ardèche, a region of south-east France rich in history and cultural heritage.

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The village of Ludgares

The small village of Ludgares is steeped in history. Around the church, you can still see the remains of old buildings and traces of rural life in days gone by. The inhabitants of the village are proud of their heritage and take great care in preserving their church. It is not only a place of worship, but also a testimony to local history.

The church of Saint Étienne de Ludgares

This church, dedicated to Saint Stephen, the first Christian martyr, is a typical example of the region’s religious architecture. The church of Saint Etienne de Ludgares is characterised by its Romanesque architecture. It features round arches, robust vaults and sober sculptural decoration. Built in the Middle Ages, the church has survived the centuries, retaining its charm and authenticity.

Every year, the church of Saint Étienne de Ludgares attracts many visitors. Both pilgrims and lovers of history and architecture. Festivals and cultural events take place here. They highlight local traditions and the heritage of the Ardèche.

The surrounding countryside of Ludgares adds to the beauty of the site. Nestling in the heart of the Ardèche hills, the village offers picturesque views. The peaceful atmosphere is perfect for meditation and discovery.

So Saint Étienne de Ludgares in the Ardèche is not just a church, but a symbol of the region’s rich history and vibrant culture.

Itinerary Mas de la Fontenette – Lugdares

Here’s the route to Lugdares from Mas de la Fontenette, our 4-star gite in the Gorges de l’Ardèche. This gite with heated swimming pool also has a wellness area and is ideal for teleworking, with fibre-optic Wi-Fi internet access.

Saint-Etienne-de-Ludgares (Ardèche) Itinerary