Lac du Salagou

EGLISE SAINT PAUL

Classé aux monuments historiques

The Saint Paul de Clermont l’Hérault church is a Gothic church built from the 13th century onwards. It has a basilica floor plan comprising a main nave and side aisles flanked by chapels. Its rose window, one of the most beautiful in the south of France, has tracery dating from the 15th century and stained glass from the 1950s. The building is renowned for its Baroque organ.

Address

Rue du marché
34800 CLERMONT-L'HERAULT

Means of communication

Spoken languages

Français

Special needs

Yes

Equipement

  • Car park

Acces

  • Motorway - A75+57 : 2,0km

Free entry

yes

Group tours

  • permanent free visits
  • guided tours on request

Individual visits

  • permanent free visits
  • guided tours on request

Groups

Reception of groups : no

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