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Discover the vibrant heart of Combaillaux, Hérault

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Nestled between vineyards and hills, Combaillaux, Hérault, Languedoc-Roussillon, reveals its rich heritage and natural beauty. Begin your excursion by hiking through the picturesque trails surrounding the village. Nature lovers will delight in the diverse wildlife and flora protected in this region. Along the way, don't miss the panoramic views of Pic Saint-Loup, a geological wonder that will impr...See more

Walking around Combaillaux

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Montpellier pass: visits, activities, museums and transport included
12 km

Montpellier pass: visits, activities, museums and transport included

Discover Montpellier thanks to the City Pass! The convenient, highly recommendable Montpellier City Pass lets you visit anything you want during 24, 48 or 72 hours. It includes admission to museums and attractions of the region. It also offers unlimited access to public transport! Thanks to the Montpellier Pass, experience all the ferment of the city in one single offer! Find out about all of Montpellier's secrets! You will have free access to the following museums, tours and sites for the selected period of time (24, 48 or 72 hours): * Guided Montpellier tour to discover the best of the historic city centre and its hidden spots... * Montpellier old town museum * Pharmacy and Chapelle de la Miséricorde * Gardens of the Flaugergues castle * Amazonian greenhouse and zoological gardens in Lunaret * A game of bowling in Montpellier In addition, this pass will give you many discounts on: the aquarium, the tourist train, souvenir shops, wine, chocolate... But also on amusement and adventure parks around Montpellier, the network of history and archaeology museums and many other museums in the Montpellier region. CLICK HERE [/"http://www.ot-montpellier.fr/_objets/medias/autres/city-card-2015-175.pdf"] to see all free services and discounts included in the Montpellier Pass Finally, you will have unlimited access to public transport (buses, tram) during the selected period. Choose the Montpellier pass for the duration of your choice and make the most of your stay in Montpellier!

Allée Jean de Lattre de Tassigny 34000 Montpellier
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Saint Peter's Priory in Aspères
26 km

Saint Peter's Priory in Aspères

The ruins of the ancient Saint-Pierre d'Aspères church, built in the 9th century by the Benedictine monks of Psalmodi: a thousand-year-old site bearing witness to a rich religious and agricultural past. The ruins of the old Saint-Pierre d'Aspères church, located near the old disused cemetery, bear witness to a rich past. It was probably built by the Benedictines of Psalmodi in the 9th century. This small priory prospered until the 13th century, when it was home to nearly 150 monks. Throughout this period, the monks cleared and cultivated the surrounding land and woods. Associated with the powerful Abbey of Psalmodi, located near Aigues-Mortes, the priory was one of the stops on their trade routes leading to the Cévennes. At its peak, Psalmodi owned numerous estates, but an overly ambitious expansion policy led to its decline. With the secularisation of Psalmodi in 1537, the Benedictine priests were replaced by secular priests. The land was leased out, changing the local economy. The Wars of Religion marked the decline of the site. The church, in ruins since the 17th century, was partially restored before being burned down by the Camisards in 1703. Further damage followed, and the dome was never rebuilt. After the Revolution, the last priest refused to take the oath and died in deportation. The parish was then attached to others, and it was not until 1854 that a new church was built in the village. The old church gradually fell into oblivion after more than a thousand years of history. Did you know? St Pierre d'Aspères is located on one of the trade routes developed by the monks of Psalmodi. These routes were used to distribute the order's produce. Salt, cured meats and, of course, wine were transported here and sold in regions further north.

Chemin de Psalmodi 30250 Aspères
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Saint-Julien de Montredon chapel in Salinelles
28 km

Saint-Julien de Montredon chapel in Salinelles

The chapel is a perfect example of Romanesque art set in the middle of the vineyards. Before reaching the charming village of Salinelles, take a moment to admire the Saint-Julien de Montredon Chapel, nestled among the vineyards. Comprising two small chapels dating from the 11th and 12th centuries, it is a wonderful example of Romanesque art in all its splendour. Formerly a priory of Psalmodi Abbey, this chapel stands peacefully on the right bank of the Vidourle River. The chapel consists of two distinct parts. The main nave and apse, built in the late 11th or early 12th century, are examples of classic Romanesque style. To the south, a second nave with a polygonal chevet, in late Romanesque style, adds a touch of elegance to the whole. The sculpted capitals, decorated with animal and plant motifs, reflect the sculptor's attachment to the rural world. The walls and chevet of the chapel are decorated with motifs typical of southern Romanesque art, including bands, festoons and cogwheels. The naive sculptures of familiar animals, such as roosters, hens and hares, offer a touching glimpse into medieval rural life. Did you know? The Saint-Julien de Montredon chapel owes its preservation to the mobilisation of the local community. In 1968, an association was formed to save the building from ruin, and thanks to collective efforts and the expertise of architects, this Romanesque gem has been restored to its former glory.

Chemin de Saint-Julien 30250 Salinelles
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L'insolite
32 km

L'insolite

Welcome to "L'Insolite" in the heart of Quissac. Come and discover a seasonal menu based on fresh, homemade produce, and new flavors every time you visit. The restaurant is a family adventure. Born from the meeting of two people passionate about good food, conviviality and the love of the land. Samantha and Rudy make it a point of honor to give you a warm welcome and to make every lunch an enjoyable experience. Each dish is prepared with care, using fresh, quality ingredients, often locally produced, to offer you a moment of pleasure and discovery. Here, there's no menu displayed either at the entrance or online. It's only once you're seated that you'll discover our menu, imagined by the chef to awaken your taste buds. We invite you on a culinary voyage, where each dish is a surprise, combining traditional cuisine, unusual flavors and daring combinations. Let your instincts guide you, and open yourself up to new discoveries... Will you dare the unknown? The head chef (and owner) puts at your service his 15 years of experience and know-how acquired in the finest Parisian establishments. Passionate and demanding, he prepares each dish with finesse and creativity to offer you a unique culinary experience. At his side, his wife, who comes from a family of restaurateurs, draws on more than ten years' experience in the dining room to welcome you with friendliness and attention. Together, they share the same passion: to make you spend a pleasant, gourmet moment.

35, Avenue des Cévennes 30260 Quissac
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Caution!
We have no information on the difficulty of this circuit. You may encounter some surprises along the way. Before you go, please feel free to inquire more and take all necessary precautions. Have a good trip! 🌳🥾