After leaving your car in the town hall car park, set off on foot to explore the recently repaved streets. As you walk along the ramparts that embrace the village, you can make out the remains of the old fortification, even though the surrounding gates no longer exist today.
The church rebuilt in the 19th century, stands proudly adjoining the castle, still retaining a visible corner tower as well as a fire hydrant. The facade of the church is enlivened by its two bell towers, one crowned with a campanile, the other with a pointed roof.
On the way back down, take the path alongside the washhouse and climb up to the chapel of Notre-Dame-de-l ‘Annonciation facing the village. Built on a saffron eminence, the view of the village from its forecourt is breathtaking, letting you breathe in the pure air of the surrounding countryside.
Eglise Sainte Anne in st romain in spring
