Cité des Artistes of Castillon

Built in 1157 on the Col de Castillon, it has been destroyed and rebuilt several times:
In 1887, it was destroyed by the terrible earthquake that shook the whole region. A new village was rebuilt a little further down. During the Second World War, the site was destroyed by bombing.
It has occupied its present location since 1951. 
Between the sea and the mountains, it enjoys an atypical atmosphere... 
The Provençal architecture of the stone houses with green shutters is in keeping with the more recent buildings: "Les Arcades du Serre". The whole forms a charming village which was awarded the title of most beautiful village in France in 1952.
Artists and craftsmen settled here in the 1990s. 
In terms of sport, this village will enchant more than one visitor. In addition to its climbing wall, there are paths through the mountain which are perfect for discovering numerous beautiful viewpoints.
What to see :
The ruins of the old church at the Col de Castillon
The Saint-Antonin viewpoint 
The Caramel Viaduct
The Church of Saint-Julien 
The Arcades of the Serre

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