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Leaning against the side of the Coutach massif at the foot of which flows the Vidourle river, Sauve is a remarkable medieval village with the “Village de Caractère” label.
Walking through the alleys of the village, we discover the remains of the ramparts, the fortified gates, the 2 medieval towers, the vaults and alleys.
The walk also reveals mansions, gates, the old market square, the Clock Tower, the Fontaine des Sources. Homeland of the fabulist Florian, Sauve offers an unusual natural heritage such as its "Sea of ​​Rocks", a limestone landscape shaped by water erosion.

To have :
- The Old Bridge, one of the oldest bridges in France, which was for a long time the only crossing point to cross the Vidourle.
- The ramparts, built in the Middle Ages when the economy of Sauve is developing strongly.
- Doors, with a dual function of communication and protection. In the 18th century, Sauve had 8.
- The Tower of Môle which was part of the enclosure of the abbey. Its construction dates from the 12th-13th century.
- La Mer des Rochers, located on the Coutach plateau.