The municipal walking route in Valliguières is 8.5 km long, takes around two and a half hours, and has an elevation gain of 80 m.
Anyone choosing Valliguières as a holiday destination will want to rent a holiday apartment there.
History
The former water intake of the Grand Font is still visible on site. The Canal des Jardins carries water from the Grand Font through an open channel to the gardens of Valliguières. The water supply network of the village of Valliguières dates back to the 12th century. The Valliguières Fountain was built in 1821 to supply the inhabitants with water and provide water for horses.
The fortified complex of Valliguières dates back to the Middle Ages. The present-day tower of Valliguières was restored in the 17th century. The fortified village of Valliguières has been completely renovated; its streets are paved.
Culture
The present-day Church of Saint-Julien in Valliguières was built between 1845 and 1849. The Church of Saint-Julien in Valliguières contains a series of paintings depicting scenes from the New Testament, including the Last Supper and the handing of the keys to Saint Peter.
Saint-Pierre Chapel can be reached via a Stations of the Cross dating from the 19th century, which was restored in 2011. The pilgrimage to Saint-Pierre Chapel on Easter Monday has once again become an important part of village life in Valliguières in recent years.
Nature
The Valliguières Étang is designated as a Natura 2000 site and is subject to environmental protection measures. It lies amid garrigue and vineyards; amphibians such as the great crested newt are among the area's defining ecological features.
Other destinations: Parignargues, Tresques, Monoblet, Sabran, Sainte-Anastasie, La Roque-Sur-Cèze, Argilliers, Bezouce
