Saint-Martin-de-Londres is located at the foot of Pic Saint-Loup, surrounded by garrigues and vineyards. The village is part of the AOP Pic Saint-Loup, renowned for its red, rosé, and white wines. The surrounding hills offer beautiful panoramas and opportunities for hiking and local tastings.
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The village tells its story…
Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers has a remarkable prehistoric past, with traces of human occupation dating back to Neanderthal man in the Hortus cave.
The castle of Lébous, dating from the Chalcolithic, and several Visigoth cemeteries bear witness to its ancient history. In the Middle Ages, the castle of Montferrand, founded in 1090, played a central role in the development of the village.
Over the centuries, Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers has managed to preserve its identity while evolving to become a dynamic and welcoming place to live.
Not to be missed!
The Castle of Montferrand: Remnants of a medieval fortress, offering a panoramic view of the village and its surroundings.
Saint-Raphaël Church: 19th-century building, a witness to local religious architecture.
Hortus Cave: Major prehistoric site, inhabited by Neanderthal man, offering a fascinating glimpse into local prehistory.
A living terroir
Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers is at the heart of the AOP Pic Saint-Loup, a wine designation recognized for the quality of its wines. Local vintners produce red, rosé, and white wines with typical aromas of Languedoc.
Did you know?
In the 19th century, the two villages of Saint-Mathieu and Tréviers, separated by a valley, faced off in a true "bell tower war".
The inhabitants of Saint-Mathieu, perched on their hill, opposed those of Tréviers, located in the plain, particularly regarding the choice of site for the construction of the town hall. This rivalry lasted until the end of the century, before the two villages were unified in 1884 under the name of Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers
The people here
The residents of the municipality of Saint-Mathieu-de-Tréviers are called Saint-Mathieusiens and Saint-Mathieusiennes.
