- 39 km
- 2h30
- + 635 m
Description
Built on the site of the Roman tempel of Hercules. A legend tells that a knight settled his hermitage next to this chapel and that he was the first who planted vines and produced wine there. It belongs today to the winehouse Paul Jaboulet Aîné.
Mentionned for the 1st time in a manuscript dated from 1100. It was a priory chapel attached to Saint-André-le-Bas of Vienna. Hermits used the site between the 16th to the 18th century, and therefore their name was given to the really famous cru produced on the hill today: Hermitage. It was ruins and was rebuilt in 1861. The Jaboulet Family bought the chapel in 1919 and restored it in 1980.
Chaînes et Labels
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listed
Accès
- Colline de l'Hermitage 26600 Tain-l'Hermitage
Further information
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Equipements
Parking nearby
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Services
Pets welcome Not open to the public Booking obligatory Unguided individual tours available permanently
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Spoken languages
English
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Info of the visits
Unguided individual tours available permanently Unguided group tours available permanently
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Tips :
During the Summer, Paul Jaboulet Winehouse organizes an ephemeral bar at the Chapel: a wonderful place where to taste its famous wines while seating among the vineyard with a magnificient view on the Rhône Valley! By reservation.
Opening
Throughout the year : open daily.
Prices
Gratuit
Contact
Chapel Hermitage Paul Jaboulet Aîné
Colline de l'Hermitage
26600 Tain-l'Hermitage
26600 Tain-l'Hermitage
Updated on 08/10/2026
Through Ardèche Hermitage Tourisme
