Saint-Montan

Located outside the village, the church of San Samonta consists of two distinct parts, a chapel of the tenth century and twelfth Romanesque church. Ranked Historic Monument, the site has seen a few changes over the centuries but retained its charm and authenticity.

Built in the bottom of the old town, the church of Sainte-Madeleine was rebuilt many times today with a nineteenth century architecture. From the original building, it still remains the bells or an engraved inscription.

It also classified historic monument, the St. Andrew Mitroys chapel was completed in the twelfth century. Fully restored in the 1970s, she reveals on its side a parcel lined with cypress trees representing the old cemetery.

Walking through the village, you can also explore the remains of the ancient castle, the cave of "Lourdes", the loft of the castle on the cliff, or the garden of the priest with his botanical curiosities. Be sure not to make the workshop you specialized pottery raku to discover ancestral techniques.

spectacular nature lovers will enjoy the various borrowing marked trails to admire the gorges of Conche, the Warm Valley with its limestone rocks tormented, the cave of the hermit Montanus or different dry stone constructions which mark the town and its surroundings.

Early July is held the votive feast and entertainment.

A medieval festival is proposed in October with pageants, workshops or a craft market.