The archaeological site of Cambous
Discover the archaeological site of Cambous: a fascinating journey to the dawn of civilization!
Located in Viols-en-Laval, in the heart of the Hérault garrigue, the archaeological site of Cambous is one of the oldest prehistoric villages in France, dating back to the late Neolithic (around 2700 BC). By visiting this unique place, you'll immerse yourself in the daily life of the first farmers and shepherds of Languedoc.
Admire the authentic remains of stone houses, explore faithful reconstructions, and let yourself be transported by the animations and guided tours that bring this distant era back to life. An immersive and captivating experience for young and old, in the heart of an exceptional heritage.
Further information
Archaeological sites
Free entry : no
Free admission : no
Group tours
- Permanent free visits
- Guided tours on request
- Educational visits on request
Individual visits
- Permanent free visits
- Guided tours on request
- Educational visits on request
Open
Open from April 5 to July 6 from 2 PM to 6 PM on Saturdays and Sundays.
From July 7 to August 31 from 2 PM to 7 PM from Wednesday to Sunday.
From September 1 to October 31 from 2 PM to 6 PM on Saturdays and Sundays.
Animals accepted
Pets allowed
Spoken languages
Language guided tour
Equipement
- Car park
Activities
- Temporary exhibitions
- Activities with a specific theme
- Workshop for adults
- Workshop for children
Rates
Full price: €4
Reduced price: €2
6-18 years, students, job seekers, Pass’Pic card, visitors of Halle du Verre or Maison des Consuls.
Free: Children under 6 years old
Payment possibilities
- Cheques
- Cash
Acces
Train station - Montpellier Saint Roch
Bus station - Montpellier
