Saint-Laurent-Du-Verdon: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon lies on a hill that slopes gently down towards the lake. More than a third of the municipality’s area consists of forests and wooded areas. At Lac de Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon there is a partially shaded beach suitable for picnics and family recreation; the lake is also suitable for excursions on the water.
Anyone planning a stay in Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon can choose to rent a holiday apartment.
Hiking and Nature
The route at Lac d’Artignosc is considered a nature hike. Along it, grey herons, ospreys, great crested grebes, gulls and Eurasian jays can be observed. The route begins and ends at the Aires car park opposite the château in the village.
The path at Lac d’Artignosc is stony; hiking boots are recommended. Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon also offers beautiful hikes between lavender fields and the Verdon.
The route to the Chapelle Notre-Dame offers a remarkable view of the left bank of the Verdon and the village of Artignosc. The Chapelle Notre-Dame stands on a small hill at an altitude of 483 metres and has been restored. It can be reached via a path that runs partly along Lac d’Artignosc.
Culture and History
Two Neolithic dolmens are considered evidence of settlement in Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon as early as prehistoric times. The 19th-century church of Saint-Laurent-du-Verdon is dedicated to Saint Lawrence.
The village fountain complex dates from 1647 and also serves as a fountain, washhouse and livestock watering trough. The Chapelle Notre-Dame has a nave that ends in a half-domed choir, probably dating from the 17th century.
For the higher-level travel overview: Alpes-De-Haute-Provence.
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