Saint-Cyprien

The church of Saint-Cyprien was built in the 19th century on the remains of the first religious edifice. Of Gothic style, it is placed under the name of Saint Cyprian, a decapitated martyr at the beginning of the third century of our era. It possesses relics of the holy man, as well as a bell tower that culminates at about forty meters in height.

To enjoy the sun, go to the Gour des Véroniques to admire the thematic path of the commune rich in surprises.

In September, the patronal festival is the scene of many festivities including the Ronde du Tabot, a 4.6-kilometer and 9.2-kilometer race outside the stadium, a torchlight retreat, a fireworks display, a guinguette, Exhibitions of models, games for children or musical animations.

A Christmas market takes place in December with animations and illuminations.