Saint-Christol

Composed of a Romanesque part and a Gothic part, the Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Christophe church was largely renovated in the second half of the 17th century. His apse reveals an extraordinary setting, with a psychomachy of good and evil. Visitors can admire various monsters such as sphinx or sirens against rabbits, lions and other pelicans. It is now classified as an historic monument.

Opened in the late 2000s, the museum Marceau Constantin presents the work of this painter of the country, student of André Lhote or Ossip Zadkine.

Walking through the village, you can appreciate the traditional architecture through including the mill Reynier built in the nineteenth century, fountains, or the remains of an angle of the old castle.

Take time to admire the old stone houses, such as houses in height or length, typical of the region, and let yourself be seduced by the Chapel of Our Lady of Amaron.

The surrounding landscapes of Saint-Christol are perfect for a few family hikes. The town and its surroundings are also known to be an important caving spot through the Souffleur hole, the François Autan avenue, or the avenue de la Cervy. A professional organization present on site offers initiations and outings for the most experienced.

The market is held every Sunday morning. A fair and a competition of ewe lambs are held the first Sunday of August. A Christmas market is organized in December.

Great carnival of the 2nd Foreign Regiment of Engineering, the Camerone takes place every year at the end of April.

The votive festival, with its mass and entertainment, is held on the last weekend of July.

Every first weekend of October, place to the national day of speleology with the program of initiations and various animations.

The festival of royal saffron takes place on the third Sunday of October, highlighting this regional production.