Saint-Cannat: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes
Accommodation in Saint-Cannat
Culture
The Musée de Saint-Cannat (Musée Suffren) has been housed in the Espace Suffren since 1999. The Musée Suffren presents a memorial ensemble dedicated to the Bailli de Suffren; the “Vieux Saint-Cannat” room presents documents tracing fifteen centuries of Saint-Cannat’s history.
The Fête Notre Dame takes place in Saint-Cannat on the first weekend of September and has been celebrated there since 1474.
The Église Notre-Dame de Vie was rebuilt after the 1909 earthquake that destroyed Saint-Cannat. It is considered one of the first churches made of cement. Inside the church, visitors can discover a 5th-century reliquary sarcophagus of Saint Cannat.
In the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Cannat lies La Chapelle Notre-Dame-De-Vie, a château.
Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Saint-Cannat can consider the town as a travel destination.
Trails
The permanent circular hiking trail Circuit Permanent CP03 de Saint-Cannat is 9 km long, easy, and signposted with a stated duration of 2 hours and 30 minutes. The “L'eau maîtrisée” route leads visitors to stop in Saint-Cannat.
Geographical Setting
In the vicinity of Saint-Cannat are the Abbaye de Silvacane, a historic site, and the Atelier Cézanne, a museum.
In the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Cannat are the Musée Granet, a museum, and the Tour de guet de Calès viewpoint.
Nature
The Pic de l'Aigle, the Tête de Pié Gros, and Roque Haute are each peaks in the wider regional surroundings of Saint-Cannat.
Wine
During a visit to Château de Beaupré, the techniques of viticulture and winemaking are explained, from the vines and the winery to the barrel cellar.
Other destinations: Saint-Savournin, Plan-De-Cuques, Mouriès, Le Grau-Du-Roi, Saint-Chamas, Ceyreste, Paluds De Noves, Fos-Sur-Mer
To the higher-level travel overview: Bouches Du Rhone.
