First of all, the architectural treasures of Clermont-l’Hérault merit admiration. The 13th and 14th century Saint-Paul Church is a rare example of Southern Gothic Style with three nefs. Just a short walk away the 14th century Couvent des Dominicains Church reminds us of the past. A bit further discover the majestic Feudal Castle’s eight different circular towers and the donjon before meandering through the historical center of the city that dates back to the middle ages. Nearby, the Manufacture Royale de Villeneuvette is a lasting remnant of an important economic staple from the past. This textile factory was founded in about 1670 and flourished for over 200 years. As you continue on you will reach Nébian, a fortified medieval village the was built during the hundred years war.

The Salagou valley is full of unique landscapes. Ruffe, a 250 million year old rock that contains iron oxide, makes up the stunning red outline of the Salagou Lake. The banks have been preserved from manmade scars and its exceptionally strange beauty is the perfect playground for all different types of activities.

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