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Chapel dating from the 12th century, located amidst the vineyards of Saint-Victor-la-Coste

19th century aquaduct

The chapel is worth it, especially if, like me, you ride up by gravel during the hottest hours of summer. But the work is finished and you can now enjoy a building in perfect condition (for a 12th-century chapel, everything is relative).

The chapel housing the Hermitage of Our Lady of Mayran is located on a former Roman villa. It was part of the Abbey of Saint Victor in Marseille and was built during the 12th century in the shape of a Latin cross. It was in the 19th century that a statue of the Virgin Mary was placed above the bell tower, a statue that has since been removed due to a risk of landslide (which also affected the entire building, which is now closed to the public). Since the 17th century, a pilgrimage has been held every first Sunday in May to protect against plague and drought. The small park remains open and invites you to take the time to sit on the benches provided and appreciate the peace and serenity of the place.

Chapel was under construction, returned later

Very nice place, be careful it is hidden at the end of the passage. Superb reproduction of the Pont du Gard. "Directly inspired by the very famous Pont du Gard, it was built like its illustrious predecessor to transport water to the small town of Laudun, at the end of the 19th century. 62 meters long, the aqueduct spreads its arches over two levels to span the stream below."

The chapel was built at the end of the 12th century or the beginning of the 13th century. They were built by the monks of Saint-Pierre, a Benedictine congregation, who previously drained the Tresques pond.

Classified chapel dating from the end of the 11th century. Nearby are also the ruins of an old priory.