In Saint-Pantaléon stands the Église de Saint-Pantaléon, an 11th-century Romanesque church built on a rock.
Culture and History
The Église de Saint-Pantaléon and the adjacent rock were classified as a Monument historique by decree of 13 June 1907. The church also belongs to the “sanctuaires à répit”, where, according to tradition, stillborn children came back to life only for the duration of their baptism.
The Église rupestre de Saint-Pantaléon is located at 36 Rue des Roques, 84220 Saint-Pantaléon. The village’s tourist attractions also include the 19th-century Oratoire de la Vierge.
Another attraction is the privately owned Moulin à vent de Badelle, which is one of the tourist attractions of Saint-Pantaléon and is private.
The Stations des Roches in Saint-Pantaléon attest to human presence dating back to the Neolithic period. The Plateau de la Roque in Saint-Pantaléon also attests to human presence dating back to the Neolithic period.
Hiking
The “Les Pierres sèches entre Gordes et Saint-Pantaléon” hike is 11.5 kilometres long and includes 330 metres of elevation gain.
Those who choose Saint-Pantaléon as their travel destination may want to rent a holiday apartment.
