Celina Regrettier is the head of Crussol's tourist office and was accompanied by Morgane (right), a nature animator who has been trained in protection and management of nature, and Jade, a master's student and environmental law specialist.
The entire team takes part in various activities around the castle, including a guided tour, costumes for medieval children, nature workshops that relate to Natura 2000 and Natural Area sensitive (ENS), and coinage to make your Crussol souvenir coins.
A terrace is available at the reception, shaded by a 100-year-old lime-tree. It's also possible to visit the museum free of charge and see the model. This educational tool was used by the team during activities for the general population. You can also cool off with local drinks and ice cream (more than 15 flavors to your preference).
The Giant's Walk is a treasure hunt that invites you to find the species of animal and plant that live on the site. A map will be given to you at the reception, so you can finally access the last treasure.
