A magical and medieval night walk
Join us for a magical experience in the heart of this troglodyte site steeped in history. We suggest you discover Roque Saint-Christophe at night, to witness a marvelous sound and light promenade, take a poetic nocturnal stroll designed to entertain and amaze families (Monday to Thursday in summer time, from 9:30 p.m.).
NEW DATE TO ENJOY THE SHOW : In september every thursday (5, 12, 19, 26)
Let yourself be transported through the Middle Ages, thanks to Guilhem the illuminator, who tells you fantastic stories from his travels (in French and English).
With captivating light shows and narration, this night walk in la Roque Saint-Christophe promises moments of pure enchantment for young and old.
Discover the Mysteries of La Roque in the dark
At nightfall, the cliffs of Roque Saint-Christophe light up, revealing the secrets of our ancestors in a unique sound and light design. The “Grande Terrasse” comes to life, under the narration of Guilhem the Illuminator.
A Sound Immersion in the Heart of La Roque Saint Christophe
Accompanied by an immersive soundtrack (in French and English) creating a unique sensory experience, our night walk transports you to a time when Man and nature were one.
Stunning scenery
Thanks to modern lighting and projection techniques (mapping), the walls of Roque Saint-Christophe are transformed into living canvases: 16 paintings on which scenes dreamed of by Guilhem, a 17th century painter and fresco artist, are drawn. It’s an enchanting window that opens before your eyes, in a breathtaking natural setting!
Rates for the night visit
| Adults : | 18 € |
| Adults with a day ticket | 17 € |
| Children (aged 8 to 17) : | 10 € |
| Children (under 8) : | free of charge |
| Tribe 2 adults + 2 children : | 52 € |
| Adults disabled (with justification) | 14 € |
| Children disabled 8-17 YO (with justification) | 5 € |
Frequently asked questions
Does the day ticket include access to the night visit?
Access to the night visit requires a special ticket, separate from the one used for daytime visits to the site.
Do I need to make a reservation in advance?
To ensure your comfort, we strongly recommend that you book online in advance, given the busy July/August season.
Can I buy my ticket on site on the day of the event?
Depending on availability, tickets can be purchased on the day. However, to guarantee your access, we strongly advise you to buy online beforehand.
I have an undated ticket, how can I use it for the night visit?
Holders of undated tickets should contact the organization or go to reception to plan their visit according to available dates and capacity.
What are the start and end times for the night visit?
The night visit runs Monday through Thursday (summer ) from July 8 to August 29, beginning at dusk after doors open at 9:30 p.m.
In september, it will be every thursday (5, 12, 19, 26)
How long does the night visit last ?
The strolling show lasts about 1 hour.
Is the site open to visitors before the evening visit?
No, the site closes at 7:30 p.m., to reopen at 9:30 p.m. The tour route during the day is not exactly the same as during the night. These are two different visiting experiences.
Can we dine at the park?
Catering options are available at Délices de la Roque (at the foot of the site, until 10 p.m. on late nights), allowing visitors to eat before the start of the night stroll.
Is it possible to leave the park for a picnic and come back for the night visit?
The site will be closed from 7:30 p.m. (closing of daytime visits) to 9:30 p.m. (reopening for night visits). Visitors with a daytime visit ticket benefit from a preferential rate but must still pay the nighttime rate. It’s not the same ticket office day and night.
Is the night visit still on in case of rain?
The night visit goes on even in light rain. Special arrangements may be made to ensure the comfort of spectators, depending on weather conditions.
Is the night stroll suitable for children?
Designed to captivate family audiences, the night visit of La Roque Saint-Christophe promises entertainment and wonder for children and adults alike.
Is the night visit accessible to people with reduced mobility?
The site makes every effort to ensure accessibility for people with reduced mobility, although some areas may present access difficulties due to the nature of the terrain.
