Liausson: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

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Landscape

The Lac du Salagou covers 750 hectares and extends across the municipalities of Clermont-l’Hérault, Liausson, Octon, Salasc, Celles and Le Puech. Mont Liausson forms a natural barrier between the Cirque de Mourèze and the red Ruffes along the shore of Lac du Salagou.

The Belvédère de Liausson is located in the centre of Liausson, near the church. From there, visitors can enjoy a wide view over Lac du Salagou, the vineyards and the hills characterised by red Ruffes. In summer, the bathing area at Liausson is included in the weekly monitoring of bathing water quality in the Salagou area.

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Culture

In the hamlet of Grange Montagne, 1 km from the village, residential buildings from the 17th century have been preserved. Grange Montagne also features a Renaissance-style window, a portal leading to a small square and a washhouse.

The present-day church in Liausson was built between 1858 and 1861 in the Gothic Revival style. The baptismal font from the early 18th century and the chalice from the early 19th century are listed as historic monuments.

Activities

The Mont Liausson circular trail was created and is maintained by the Hérault département, and is marked with the support of the Comité Départemental de la Randonnée Pédestre de l’Hérault. The circular trail is 8 km long and takes approximately 3 hours and 30 minutes. It passes the ruins of the Saint-Jean-d’Aureilhan hermitage, which offer a panoramic view in all directions. Construction of the Saint-Jean-d’Aureilhan hermitage began in 1232. The Saint-Jean-d’Aureilhan hermitage remained a place of retreat and prayer for a long time.

Le Dyke et Neck de la Roque is a significant site of volcanism in the Grand Site de France Salagou – Cirque de Mourèze and in the Géoparc Terres d’Hérault, and can be explored on foot, by mountain bike, on a stand-up paddleboard, by kayak or by pedal boat.

Stand-up paddling on Lac du Salagou is offered from the shores of Liausson as a freely accessible activity in the Wind 34 area. Canoeing on Lac du Salagou is offered from the shores of Liausson.

To the higher-level travel overview: Hérault.

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