Dominated by the ruins of its feudal castle, this small Provencal village, worthy of a cot setting with its cobbled streets and fountains tell you a thousand years of history Admire as you leave the houses at the foot of the village, the remarkable remains of the medieval fortifications with the Reynier gate also known as the “Portail de la Bise” and the Porte des Huguenots or “Portail neuf”.
Take the main street, where every step resonates with the echoes of centuries past and let yourself be guided to the Mascarons fountain, a listed Historic Monument, and the 1680 single-needle clock adjacent to it.
Continue your discovery via the Sainte-Thècle chapel, which occasionally hosts art exhibitions. A little further on, be sure to take a look at the communal oven, a witness to the daily life of the inhabitants in days gone by and reignited punctually in recent years to the delight of villagers and visitors alike.
Continue your ascent to the Romanesque church of Saint-Denis and its crenellated bell tower and enjoy the magnificent view over the valley and the Dentelles de Montmirail. Take time to soak up the striking beauty of these enchanting landscapes… An orientation table is provided to help you find your way around.
Come back down to the left and let yourself be enveloped by the soothing place des Arceaux, whose plane trees are classified as “Arbres Remarquables de France“. One last look as you walk along the walls of the village from below, will allow you to take with you the eternal memory of this village… The soul of this village cannot leave you indifferent… Séguret, an enchanted interlude where history and typicality blend harmoniously with the beauty of the landscapes.
Village of Séguret in Autumn
