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Cazouls-d'Hérault boasts, among other things, a magnificent Templar commandery. Also worth noting is a charming, shaded village square with a fountain where you can enjoy a meal. The dike that protects the village from the Hérault River's floods is also worth seeing.

Cute village with a restaurant and a convenience store. A small mountain arrival.

A classic in the sector.

Fairly isolated road with little traffic and a gradual gradient but tarmac in average condition.

Whether ascent or descent: very nice to ride

Clermont l'Hérault is a very lively town centre, gateway to the Grand Site de France Salagou - Cirque de Mourèze. The building that dominates the heart of the town is the imposing St Paul's church: a remarkable example of southern Gothic. Embedded in the city ramparts, this 13th century building was part of a defensive system. The interior is incredibly bright and airy... On Wednesday mornings, a wonderful market is held around the Saint-Paul church. The town is overlooked by the Guilhem castle. Built on the site of the Puech Castel which dominates the town, the building dates from the 12th century. Despite a turbulent history, it has retained its typical circular towers and some ramparts. An exceptional and very rare testimony to a bygone era, it was recently restored by the town: you will be impressed by the magnificent views of the town and the plain from the castle grounds. In Clermont, we love going down from the Saint-Paul church and window shopping in the rue du Doyen René Gosse to reach the Allées Salengro: the lively heart of the city, and a wonderful Languedoc atmosphere, with plane trees and wines to boot...

The town belongs to the southern French type of circular villages (circulades) grouped around a church or a castle. Several houses in the town centre are also protected - e.g. the Maison des Emigrants and the Maison des Consuls and of course our house in the rue des remparts. Some parts of the late medieval town wall (remparts) and two gates are still standing.