SMALL HIDDEN SANCTUARIES

Isolated little chapel from the 20th century.

Gathelière and its cross marked the border between 2 regions : the northern one with customary laws (oil language) and the southern one with written laws (oc language).

Mound built in honour of the soldiers of the Estern army, after the fall of Fort Malakoff and the taking of Sabestopol during the Crimean War.

12th-century chapel. Many miracles would have taken place here. To see : a niche with a relic of the cross and 3 statues (Madonna and a child, Saint-Augustine and Saint-Nicolas).

Ancient medieval crenelated tower, it had few transformations : openings enlargement, 15th-century bread oven and fireplace, staircase. At the begining if the 20th century, it became a chapel dedicated to Our Lady.

The tower of this romanesque church is circular on a square plan. The choir and its capitals are romanesque.

14th-century church with a Flamboyant gothic style choir.

Free visit with a leaflet and information board. Romanesque church from the 11th century. To see : square tower (ancient keep), nave and 4 capitals.

In the 4th century, St Martin discovered this healing spring near to a menhir representing Ana, the goddess of creation.

15th century castle, visible from outside.