Caderousse is a small peaceful village built in an ancient(former) buckle of the Rhone and protégé by a dike three metres in height, which encircles him(it) completely. This dike built in 1856 had to protect the village of the frequent floods of the Rhone. Only two doors drilled in the dike allow to reach it: The door Léon Roche, more known with the former(ancient) under the name of door of Orange and the door Castelan. Caderousse takes so speeds of fortified town, the constructed dike stone white sets quite other speed inside, side village.

Completely covered with lawn, a wide road surrounds in its tour(tower) the village grounds of balls, parking and areas of games decorate its outline. In front of the door of Orange, the place Jean Jaurès welcomes the main workshops. From there, a lane leads to the Town Hall built in 1752, it is surmounted with a bell tower with forged iron bell tower. On the facade, next to the front door, the small arrows mark the level of floods further to considered arisen in the XVIII-th and XIX-th.

By crossing(going through) or rather by getting lost in Caderousse's sinuous alleys, the guests will linger maybe in front of the bell tower of the church Saint Michel, in triangular shape containing six bells. You will not be able to remain insensible in curious sound mix of styles, the facade decorated with waste-gas mains and his(her) foothills will call back(remind) some the Gothic buildings. This small village, which is allowed discover only in passing its doors, dresses(takes on), it is certain, an atypical character which has some charm.