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Dominant la Nartuby , ce joli village a conservé de multiples traces de son passé médiéval. Le « chemin de l’eau » permet une de découvrir le village et son patrimoine.

The water village.

Perched on a hill overlooking the Nartuby ravine, this small village has preserved many traces of its medieval past.
A "water trail" has been created along a small canal that has supplied the village with water for five centuries. An excellent way to discover the village and its heritage.
Behind the church, a ceramic Stations of the Cross, created in 1970 by an English artist, leads to the top of the rock crowned by the ruins of the castle.

Every year, at the time of transhumance, large flocks of sheep use the “drailles” which cross the village.