This village of the Gard, perched is listed as protected site.

The legend brings back(reports) that the girl of Annibal would have drowned herself by crossing the Cèze. His(her) elephant would have been taken by waters in fury.

It(he) has for origin a camp Roman. In the XI-th century it(he) was strengthened by ramparts defenders enclosing some houses agglomerated under the castle.

In its feet, Cèze crosses a bridge of medieval construction (XIII-th century) in 12 arcs, for then, in some hundreds of metres to be engulfed and to burst out in spectacular set(group) pots of limestones in bouillonnantes and impressive waterfalls : waterfalls of Sautadet where the bathing is moreover forbidden.

The other municipalities of the Valley of Cèze : Montclus, Saint-André-deRoquepertuis, Cornillon, Goudargues , Verfeuil, Saint-Laurent-de-Carnols. For any information or demand of documentation, please, contact the Office of Tourism of the Valley of Cèze.

Credit text and photo : advertising Leaflet(gatefold) "Valley of Cèze"