Église et site archéologique du Chastel

Saint-Floret

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Description

Old chapel, the church attached to the first gothic period in the 12th century. It contains a remarkable fresco representing the family of a lord of Saint-Floret of the end of the 12th century. The graveyard surrounding the church is dominated by a pyramidal ossuary. We can also see there rupestrian anthropomorphic graves (evoking by their shape a human being) of the Early Middle Ages.

The mural painting depicts the Lord of Saint-Floret and his family. It is represented at the Palais de Chaillot.
It was on this hill, the Chastel, that Neolithic men came to settle, followed by the Celts, the Gallo-Romanesque, and then the first Christians. Ancient remains prove their passage. The top of the hill has always been considered sacred and it is there that men built their sanctuary.

  • Themes:religious heritage, chapel, church

Categories

  • Gothic
  • Roman
  • Classified

Prices

Free access.
Group rate available for > 1 people.

Payment methods

  • Local currency

Activities

  • Concert
  • Temporary exhibition
  • Children's entertainment

Services / Equipment

  • Pets allowed
  • Public WC
  • Car park
  • Defibrillator
  • Coach parking
  • Parking
  • Bar
  • Play area
  • Picnic area
  • Pets welcome
  • Educational visits
  • Coach access
  • Motorhomes allowed
  • Room hire
  • Themed tour
  • Wi-fi
  • Tourist brochures
  • Tour free of charge
  • Guided tours
  • Free WiFi access

Opening

From 30/03 to 29/09/2024 between 10.30 am and 6 pm.
Closed on Thursday.

From 30/09/2024 to 31/03/2025 between 3.45 pm and 4.45 pm.
Closed on Wednesday.

Spoken languages

Customer type

  • Groups
  • Maximum group size:60
  • Minimum group size:1

Adapted tourism

  • Accessible for wheelchairs with assistance